'charlotte's (worldwide) web': 3 e.b. white classics will soon be available as e-books - digital screen

NEW YORK, N. Y. -Three E. B.
The White classics read by millions of parents for their children will soon appear on the digital screen.
Harper Collins announced on Wednesday that "Charlotte net", "Stewart littlele" and "Swan trumpet" can be purchased as electronic products
Starting in March 17.
White's granddaughter, Martha White, told The Associated Press that the family was worried that electronic sales would harm their preferred paper-based business.
"After discussing with our agent (Amanda Urban)
For us, obviously, electronics
"Books complement the sale of paper books, not replace the sale," White said . ".
"The Print books of Stewart littlele and Charlotte net have been selling strongly and we feel it's time for these books to enter the market in other forms.
White's grandfather died in 1985. She said she imagined
The version read by travelers, airports and train stations or by people in the doctor's office waiting room.
But she hopes that the family can still use the paper version at home.
"I think the routine and ritual of reading for children still means sitting in bed or in an armchair with an adult, and printing books is the best form," she said . ".
The publishing industry has long debated whether e-commerce
Books expand the market as a whole, or just shift the market from paper to paper, where paper sales have been flat at best over the past few years.
One area where both categories have grown is: Books for Young Adults/children.
The results of the 2012 Pew survey are closely related to White's ideal for print and digital roles: Nearly three-
25 of those surveyed were in favor of e-commerce
Books when traveling;
About the child uses paper when reading with the child.
Ellie Berger, president of academic trade, a leading children's book publisher, said that the two formats do complement each other, "the combination of the two is bigger than we print alone. "As the e-
With the maturity of the book market, the number of digital bookstores has dropped rapidly. D.
Selinger's "The Catcher in the wheat field" and Gabriel Garcia Marquez's "loneliness of 100" are one of the few famous works that still cannot be obtained.
White said there are no new growth channels planned to participate in e-commerce
Book, subscription services.
"It's not a question we were asked, and I don't want to go that way," she said . ".
"Printing books has always been our top concern, and the bookstore is what we want to support.