DailyLit Launches Books From the University Of North Carolina Press
Nonfiction Books and Classic Children’s Stories Now Available by Email or RSS
The Pearl: A Failed Slave Escape on the Potomac; Hot Peppers: The Story of Cajuns and Capsicum; and Ghost Ship of Diamond Shoals are some of the UNC Press books now available on DailyLit. Also available are two classic children’s books, Teach’s Light and Taffy of Torpedo Junction, both of which have enjoyed popularity for decades. The titles are available for $4.95 to $6.95 each.
“The University of North Carolina Press is a wonderful addition to our list of more than 30 publishers,” said Susan Danziger, CEO of DailyLit. “Their books, including a number of regional titles, add depth to our collection, and we’re glad to offer these books in a format that’s perfect for today’s busy lifestyle. Plus, it’s great to give new life to classic young adult titles and help kids of today discover old favorites.”
“We have seen a growing number of people use DailyLit to read books, and believe that our titles are a great addition to the mix,” said Vicky Wells at The University of North Carolina Press. “We have always focused on publishing the highest quality academic, regional, and general interest titles, and we’re excited to make them available to a new audience.”
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