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A Better November

by Staff -- Publishers Weekly, 1/24/2005

The adult trade segments bounced back from a weak October to post double-digit gains in November, according to monthly estimates from the AAP. Sales in the adult trade segment rose 28.9% in the month, while trade paperback sales increased 19.3%. The children's segments also had good gains in November with the hardcover's 49.3% increase the largest among all publishing segments, but sales of children's hardcover were still down nearly 23% for the first 11 months of the year. The religious book segment had a second consecutive disappointing month with sale off 36.1% in November. A combination of a 27.1% increase in basal sales and a 22.2% gain in supplemental sales pushed total elhi sales up 25.3% in November.

% CHANGE % CHANGE
Category November YTD
Adult Hardcover 28.9 7.1
Adult Paperback 19.3 2.3
Adult Mass Market -17.5 -5.7
Juvenile Hardcover 49.3 -22.4
Juvenile Paperback 7.0 3.0
Audio Books 22.5 1.1
Electronic Books 26.0 52.6
Religious Books -36.1 6.0
Higher Education 22.4 2.7
Univ. Pr. Hardcover -27.7 -7.3
Univ. Pr. Paperback -4.2 -9.1
Professional 1.4 2.3
Elhi 25.3 0.3
(Measured in $ sales against same time periods, 2003)

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