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Bantam Doubleday Dell 'adopts' five New York City public schools. (schools to receive 1,000 book libraries and other services) (Brief Article)
Bantam Doubleday Dell has "adopted" first grades in five public schools, one in each of New York City's boroughs.
Although the publishing group's contribution to its corporate hometown will vary according to the different needs of the schools, each school at the least will receive a library of 1000 BDD books for young readers, to be followed by visits from their authors and illustrators. Another library, of parenting books, will be provided, as well as workshops for parents by the company's authors.
The Adopt-a-School program was devised by Isabel Geffner, vice-president and associate publisher of Dell/ Delacorte; Craig Virden, vice-president and associate …
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