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Book Publishers 101 is a new feature here at There’s A Book! Each month we will spend an entire month highlighting one of our favorite book publishers. What this means for you…a chance to get to know a publisher you may have not known before with a “behind the scenes” look, an opportunity to “link-up” posts you might have from the featured publisher, guest posts, author interviews, a look at their newest titles and of course a chance to win some great books! We know you will enjoy getting to know these amazing publishers and hope that you’ll learn something you may have not already known!

Our First Publisher 101 Featured for the month of October:

Tiger Tales Books

From the Tiger Tales Books site:

Tiger Tales is one of a kind.

Most children’s book publishers create books for children of all ages. At tiger tales we focus on picture books. From the perfect board book for a new baby to a laugh-out-loud tale for first graders, we create books that young children and grown-ups will want to read again and again.

How do we do it? We are a small (and we mean small), independent publishing company that is owned and operated by women who know what young children want to read. With a staff of only 5 we have over 75 years experience in the children’s book industry and have raised a total of 11 children (and assorted dogs, cats, cows and chickens).

The company was founded in 2000 by publishing industry veteran Elisabeth Prial. To establish her business quickly, Elisabeth purchased exclusive rights to publish children’s books from foreign companies in North America. Within the first year of her business, tiger tales had 50 books published with placements in key book retailers and wholesalers nationwide. Tiger Tales publishes unique original children’s books as well as select books created by publishers overseas. There are approximately 160 active titles in the tiger tales list and it grows by about 25 additional books a year.

This year, October 2010 to be exact, marks the 10th year Tiger Tales Books has been printing and publishing fantastic children’s books. Congratulations! We thought this would be the perfect month to feature not only some of our favorite books, but also celebrate the addition of their new website. With the addition of a book catalog, member log-in, member reviews, a blog and much more it’s quickly becoming one of our top publisher websites. Take a look at all they have to offer and make sure to start listing your reviews of Tiger Tales Books, so that everyone can learn more about these great children’s books!

Brand New Tiger Tales Books Website
Tiger Tales Books Blog
Tiger Tales Books Catalog and Reviews
Mytales Digital
Facebook Page
Twitter

Coming Up: During the month of October look for the following feature items:

  • Tiger Tales Giveaway
  • Author and Publisher “Insider” Guest Posts
  • Recently and Newly Released Titles with a “Link-up” for your reviews!
  • Reviews of the following titles:

Keep your eyes open for this spectacular month, highlighting Tiger Tales Books and enjoy the festivities!

Much of the publisher’s information was provided by the publisher or via their website. Thank you!

Are you a publisher interested in being featured? Please contact me via our contact page or email: the1stdaughter {at} gmail {dot} com to see your house is the right fit.
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8 Responses to Book Publishers 101: Tiger Tales Books an Introduction

  1. The Little Pumpkins are SO cute!

  2. NotNessie says:

    What fun!

    Sorry I’m such a lousy commenter these days… I’ve become a lurker, I’m afraid. Trying to be better.

  3. Gina says:

    What a wonderful idea…but then again. you are full of those now aren’t you? ^_^ Can’t wait to see all the fun that this one brings….happy reading!

  4. Hands down, Apple’s app store wins by a mile. It’s a huge selection of all sorts of apps vs a rather sad selection of a handful for Zune. Microsoft has plans, especially in the realm of games, but I’m not sure I’d want to bet on the future if this aspect is important to you. The iPod is a much better choice in that case.

  5. We are so honored and excited to be the first publisher you are highlighting. You have such a wonderful blog and have developed this vibrant community. It’s terrific to be a part of it. Looking forward to meeting all of you…
    Happy Reading,
    Elizabeth
    tiger tales

  6. Irene says:

    Dear Sirs,

    I would like to review books books for your publisher. Could you let me know how to request books and how to submit reviews? I review books for BookSneeze and Tynsdale Publishers already.

    I look forward to hearing from you.

    Irene

  7. @irene -Thanks do much for your interest! Please send me an email at elizabeth@tigertalesbooks.com and we can “talk”.
    Elizabeth
    tiger tales

  8. MillyMarie says:

    What a fab idea! I love learning about publishing companies. :D I need to get my hands on Five Little Pumpkins.

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