Booksquare partners with leading French academic book publisher L'Harmattan

Booksquare today announces a new partnership with leading French academic book publisher L'Harmattan. The partnership will bring Booksquare's innovative book marketing and distribution services to L'Harmattan's extensive catalog of scholarly titles.

L'Harmattan has been at the forefront of academic publishing in France for over forty years, and their books cover a wide range of disciplines, including history, sociology, political science, and literature. By working together with Booksquare, titles from L'Harmattan will be available to an even wider audience of students and scholars around the world.

Simon Hedlund, Co-Founder & CEO at Booksquare, commented: "Booksquare is committed to making scholarly books more accessible and affordable, and we are thrilled to be working with a publisher like L'Harmattan who shares our commitment to academic excellence. This partnership is just the latest example of our commitment to providing students around the world with the best possible selection of books."

About L'Harmattan
Founded in 1975 by Denis Pryen, now directed by Xavier Pryen, L'Harmattan is a leading independent French publisher headquartered in the heart of the Latin Quarter in Paris: every year we publish around 2700 new books, in all themes of Social Sciences and Humanities (Fine Arts, Communication, Law, Economics, Education, History, Linguistics, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology...) and across all regions of the world, especially Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. Besides academic essays and reference works, we also published many broad-based essays and novels, as well as theater plays, poetry, and literary works. L'Harmattan has its own bookshops in France, located in the 5th arrondissement of Paris (Librairie Internationale, Librairie des Savoirs), plus the bookshop of the Lucernaire Theater (located in Paris 6th arrondissement).

About Booksquare
Booksquare is a Swedish Edtech startup providing academic e-textbooks to students in Sweden through an online subscription service. By paying a fixed monthly fee, users get unlimited access to the entire library. Built-in study- and accessibility tools help students study more efficiently, with varying studying techniques and learning disabilities in mind.