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Apr 14, 2014 | Filed in Reviews+
Did you know that ELEANOR & PARK and many other award-winning titles are now available as ebooks in your libraries? Find out more in this Macmillan-sponsored post.

Did you know that Eleanor & Park and many other award-winning titles are now available as ebooks in your libraries?

♥ Elie Wiesel’s NIGHT ♥Eleanor & Park

♥ Ishamel Beah’s A LONG WAY GONE ♥

♥ Orson Scott Card’s ENDER’S GAME ♥

♥ Rainbow Rowell’s ELEANOR & PARK ♥

♥ Madeleine L’Engle’s A WRINKLE IN TIME  ♥

♥ Laurie Halse Anderson’s SPEAK ♥

♥ Cory Doctorow’s LITTLE BROTHER ♥

And many, many others… ♥

NOTE: This content was sponsored and contributed by Macmillan.

Ebooks are available for purchase through most preferred vendors. A spreadsheet of the latest Macmillan ebooks available for library lending is available upon request (email library@macmillanusa.com, subject line: eBooks for Libraries). For more information about our teen titles, download the 2014 Books for Teens poster now or request a copy by emailing your full name, title & mailing address to library@macmillanusa.com.
If you're a librarian in the United States and interested in being pre-approved* to download our e-galleys, please follow these steps: 1. Register for Edelweiss with your library-issued e-mail address. 2. Send Anne a note that includes the email address you registered with, your full name and your current library (subject: Edelweiss). *Whitelisting is only available to librarians currently employed in the U.S.

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