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The Academic Department of HarperCollins Publishers is devoted to providing the best in fiction and non-fiction titles and instructor resources for high school and college levels.
We provide exam copies to teachers considering a book for course use and desk copies for teachers who have confirmed a book for course use, both through our online form. We hope the resources you’ll find throughout our site, including teaching guides, will help you decide which books are right for you and your students. As always, if you have any questions, please email us at academic@harpercollins.com.
Sincerely,
Kim Racon, Senior Manager
Academic Marketing Department
HarperCollins Publishers
First-Year Student
With a wide variety of books to spark discussion, HarperAcademic’s selection of First-Year titles is the perfect place to find the common book for your students so make sure to download our new catalog!
Visit our First-Year website where you will find new and featured titles, past NODA and FYE speakers’ presentations, and information on special editions and bulk ordering. We’re happy to provide suggestions and sample copies. Contact us at academic@harpercollins.com.
Authors in the Classroom
When possible, we are happy to help connect your students with the authors they’re reading in class.
To request a video chat session with an author, please complete and email this form to Academic@HarperCollins.com.
If you want to request an author published by our Children’s division (picture books through young adult), please visit our children’s website.
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Those seeking permission to stream live or record and share read-aloud story-time events should submit their request via our request form. Permission will be granted to Teachers, Educators, Librarians, Booksellers, and Other Qualified Individuals for distance learning and read-aloud events, if the following conditions are met:
Conditions for schools/libraries/other non-profits
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Virtual readings may be streamed live via digital platforms, or if recorded, posted in closed educational platforms. If a closed platform is unavailable, recorded videos of readings may be uploaded to YouTube, as long as they are marked “Unlisted.”
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At the beginning of the reading, state, “With permission of HarperCollins Publishers.”
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Uploaded and/or archived videos must be deleted at the end of 3 months. If the event platform does not permit deletion, access to uploaded videos must be disabled at the end of 3 months.
For-Profit/Other read-aloud requests will be reviewed case by case. Requests for permission to post read-alouds on YouTube with public access will be denied, as will most requests to post on open websites. Individuals do not qualify.