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'''Little, Brown and Company''' is a publishing house started by [[Wikipedia:Charles Coffin Little|Charles Coffin Little]] and [[Wikipedia:James Brown (publisher)|James Brown]] in 1837. Currently owned by [[Wikipedia:Hachette Book Group USA|Hachette Book Group]], the publishing house is a premium name used to market hoity-toity upscale literature, genre fiction, photo-books, and hard-backed licensed children's novels about giant robots from space.
'''Little, Brown and Company''' is a publishing house started by [[Wikipedia:Charles Coffin Little|Charles Coffin Little]] and [[Wikipedia:James Brown (publisher)|James Brown]] in 1837. Currently owned by [[Wikipedia:Hachette Book Group USA|Hachette Book Group]], the publishing house is a premium name used to market hoity-toity upscale literature, genre fiction, photo-books, and hard-backed licensed children's novels about giant robots from space.



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Little, Brown and Company is a publishing house started by Charles Coffin Little and James Brown in 1837. Currently owned by Hachette Book Group, the publishing house is a premium name used to market hoity-toity upscale literature, genre fiction, photo-books, and hard-backed licensed children's novels about giant robots from space.

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