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Scholastic Press

Scholastic Press

Scholastic Press is a hardcover imprint of Scholastic Corporation, the American publisher and distributor founded in 1920 that is one of the world's largest publishers of children's and educational books. The imprint focuses on quality fiction and picture books for young readers.

Scholastic is renowned for bringing books to children through schools, book clubs, and book fairs, and for publishing some of the most popular children's and young adult series in the world. Scholastic Press, its dedicated trade hardcover imprint, has been home to many acclaimed and bestselling titles.

The imprint publishes across age ranges, from picture books to middle-grade and young adult fiction, and has launched numerous award-winning authors and beloved series. It plays a central role in promoting literacy and reading among young people.

As part of the global Scholastic Corporation, Scholastic Press continues to publish high-quality books for children and teens, supported by the company's unmatched reach into schools and homes.