Book House
25 Marlborough Place
Brighton, BN1 1UB
East Sussex
ENGLAND

Tel: 44 (0)1273 603 306
Fax: 44 (0)1273 693 857
E-mail: book-house.co.uk

Book House books offer something for all tastes, aimed at readers of around
5–14 years old. Because literacy is the foundation of a child's intellectual and personal growth, Book House publishes books with real child appeal, using innovative concepts, high-quality illustrations, informative writing and, above all, humour.

In addition to our extensive range of information books we now cover many other subjects, from nail-biting action thrillers in graphic novel format to bold and exotic retellings of ancient myths.

Book House is an imprint of The Salariya book Company.
The Salariya Book Company is the trading name of The Salariya Book Company Limited, registered in England and Wales No 2350852 at Wiston House, 1 Wiston Avenue, Worthing, West Sussex, BN14 7QL.


For further information or catalogues, please contact: sales@book-house.co.uk,
or Book House at the address listed on the left.

For sales enquiries, click on Orders.

Rights and Permissions
Translation rights are available for most of our titles. For further information please contact: Ingrid Gegner, Rights Manager, The Salariya Book Company, at the Book House address on the left, or e-mail: ingrid.gegner@salariya.com.

Permission requests must be made in writing (see * below) and can be sent by post, fax, or e-mail to: The Permissions Administrator, The Salariya Book Company, at the Book House address on the left, e-mail: salariya@salariya.com.

* Please include the following information in your request: 

• Title and author of the book you wish to quote from
• Imprint (e.g. Book House or Scribblers)
• ISBN if known 
• Number of words and/or chapter number/s
• Details about your publication (title; author; publisher; publication date; print run and price)

	Paper from sustainable forests
		The virgin paper fibre used in the production of our books, catalogues and office supplies is sourced from sustainable forests. Sustainable forests are ecologically managed to ensure a healthy balance between the demands for paper today and the forests' natural ecosystem, and to ensure that the needs of our readers, our readers' children and grandchildren can continue to be met in the future.