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All posts tagged Dorling Kindersley
More publishers agree to Let Books Be Books
November 10, 2014
We’re really pleased that Dorling Kindersley, Miles Kelly Books and Chad Valley have all told us that they will not be publishing new titles labelled ‘boys’ or ‘girls’.
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