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    Scholastic to Publish “Jeremy Lin: Rising Star”

    Scholastic, a global children’s publishing company, says it will publish “Jeremy Lin: Rising Star,” a biography on basketball sensation Jeremy Lin, the first one geared to kids ages 8 and up. Releasing simultaneously on April 1, 2012, in both e-book and paperback editions for $4.99,...

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    What First Lady Michelle Obama Likes to Eat

    “French fries. I love French Fries. I wish I could eat French fries every single day,” said First Lady Michelle Obama. She went on to explain the importance of exercise and a balanced diet. “I tell my kids, if you’re eating right at home, then...

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    Scholastic Books in the Captain Underpants Series

    Scholastic, the global children’s publishing, education, and media company, has announced that it will publish two new books in the Captain Underpants series by author Dav Pilkey on Aug. 28, 2012, and in Jan. 2013. In addition, Scholastic will release the first Dav Pilkey e-books—two...

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    Scholastic Kid Reporters Interview President Obama

    The Scholastic News Kids Press Corps announced Tuesday that two of its Kid Reporters, ten-year-old Topanga Sena of Orlando, Florida, and eleven-year-old Jacob Schroeder of Albuquerque, New Mexico, conducted an exclusive interview with President Barack Obama at the White House in time for back-to-school. This...

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    Scholastic Media New I SPY Game on Nintendo DS

    Scholastic Media, a division of Scholastic Inc., the global children’s publishing, education and media company, announced Monday a new addition to its I SPY interactive franchise with the release of I SPY Castle for the Nintendo DS.  I SPY Castle will take gamers on a...

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  • harry

    Is Harry Potter Wizard a Lifted Concept?

    Harry Potter has been fighting fictional battles in the books and on the theater screens. But now a real battle is imminent for the charming wizard. New battleground: Court. The Estate of Adrian Jacobs, the deceased British children’s author, has expressed its regrets that its...

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    Thanksgiving Virtual Field Trip with Scholastic

    Almost a million students will visit historic Plimoth Plantation in a little over a week. And thanks to technology, not one of them will leave the classroom. Scholastic, the global children’s publishing, education and media company, will host a live virtual field trip to Plimoth...

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  • maria

    Kids Must Read to Succeed and Lead

    This is what most education experts suggest. And the latest to join the educators’ bandwagon is Scholastic, a leading publisher and distributor of children’s books. It is celebrating its 90th anniversary with Read Every Day. Lead a Better Life, a global literacy campaign, which underscores...

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