Independent Publishers Group has added six publishers to its sales and distribution programs:
PAPP International, Montreal, which publishes books for both children and adults and has six imprints: Beaver Books, Papp Publishing, Imagine Publications, Récré-Jeux, Chouette Publishing, and CrackBoom! PAPP International was founded 20 years ago. (Starting January 1, 2025, U.S.)
Editorial Patmos, a Spanish-language publisher focused exclusively on Christian titles. Patmos began publishing Sunday School curriculum before growing to publish trade books on other Christian topics and study Bibles. It now publishes a wide range of books, including Bibles, books for church leaders, academic books, children's titles, and titles adaptable to secular markets for a general audience. (Starting January 1, 2025, U.S. and Canada.)
The Little Press, a traditional publisher with headquarters in Wood Ridge, N.J. It specializes in stories by debut and early career creatives, bringing new talent and new voices to children's literature. (Starting March 1, 2025, worldwide.)
Siglo XXI Editores, founded in 1967, which has the goal of disseminating knowledge and facilitating social and academic debate. It has an extensive Spanish-language catalog covering the humanities and social sciences. (Starting January 1, 2025.)
Bruna Publishing, whose mission is to spark a passion for reading in children and young people by providing them with engaging and enriching stories that inspire their imagination, promote a love of literature, and encourage lifelong learning. It publishes illustrated stories starring Bruna, a little dog exploring her emotions and navigating first experiences. (Began September 1.)
Rupa Publications, with headquarters in India, has a long history of publishing a wide range of books, including nonfiction, fiction, and poetry. Rupa has a loyal base of authors as well as a dedicated readership earned by their efforts to engage, entertain, move, and delight. (U.S. and Canada, starting January 1, 2025.)