Salariya Book Company

Salariya Book Company

The Salariya Book Company is an international publishing company that specialises in informational (nonfiction) highly illustrated books, graphic novels, art books, drawing books and fiction for babies, children and young adults.

Salariya books are published in over 50 languages. Their books are highly regarded among children, librarians and parents for the wealth of information presented in an accessible and entertaining format.

History

The company was founded as a book-packaging company by David Salariya in Brighton, England, in 1989, and in 2002 started publishing under its imprint ‘Book House’. In 2007, Salariya launched its imprint Scribblers books, a division of 'Book House', publishing books designed to develop key learning skills for babies and pre-school children.The You Wouldn't Want To Be series of books is their best-known series world wide.

Born in Dundee, Scotland, David Salariya has illustrated a wide range of books and has created and designed many new series for publishers both in the UK and overseas. He lives in Brighton with his wife Shirley and son Johnathan.

Series

The Salariya Book Company's imprint 'Book House' publish books in series; all books in a series are standalone titles.

*You Wouldn't Want To Be
*The Danger Zone (UK edition of "You Wouldn't Want To Be...")
*Graffex
*Scary Creatures
*WOW! World Of Wonder
*Whiz Kids
*WOE: What On Earth
*Amaze
*The Explosion Zone
*Inside
*Battle Zones
*Brain Power
*Spectacular Visual Guides
*How To Be A...
*Adventures In the Real World
*Ancient Greek Myths
*How To Draw
*Fast Forward
*Knight: The Siege Chronicles" and "Castle: Ready For Battle

See also

* UK children's book publishers
* The Danger Zone
*Graffex
* Scribblers books
* You Wouldn't Want To Be

External links

* [http://www.book-house.co.uk Book House – An imprint of the Salariya Book Company]
* [http://www.salariya.com/ Salariya Book Company website]
* [http://www.scribblersbooks.com/ Scribblers books]


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