Bloomsbury India partners with U.K.’s New Frontier Publishing

Established in Australia in 2002, NFP’s expertise is in primary school age books.

Updated - July 23, 2021 02:00 pm IST

Published - July 23, 2021 01:55 pm IST - New Delhi

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Publishing house Bloomsbury India on Friday announced its partnership with New Frontier Publishing (NFP), a leading publisher of United Kingdom’s primary school age books.

The new partnership will enable Bloomsbury India to exclusively represent the marketing and distribution of NFP titles in the Indian subcontinent, it said in a statement.

Established in Australia in 2002 with the motto “to inspire, educate and uplift children”, NFP’s expertise is in primary school age books. Its UK list, launched in 2017, includes fiction and picture books. In 2019, NFP expanded into early years titles with its new Catch A Star imprint.

By 2020 NFP added almost 100 new titles to its list and endeavours to introduce international authors and illustrators to the world stage.

“New Frontier is delighted to have partnered with Bloomsbury India. Known for their high-quality children’s books, they are the perfect distributor for our board books, picture books and middle grade fiction,” said Sophia Whitfield, publishing director, NFP.

Rajiv Beri, managing director - Bloomsbury India, said that the publishing house will be marketing and distributing NFP’s titles in the Indian subcontinent.

“The extremely attractive and high value list of NFP fits in very well with our strengths in this market,” Beri said.

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