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Flintas Publishing
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Founded in 1996
Kaunas County
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Founded in 1996, Flintas Publishing (Lithuania) is a mass market children's books publisher, specializing in creation and distribution of educational, activity books and magazines for toddlers and pre-schoolers. Together with our great team of professional teachers, authors and illustrators we can offer over 60 new books per year. What makes Flintas Publishing special is our genuine dedication to ...
Founded in 1996, Flintas Publishing (Lithuania) is a mass market children's books publisher, specializing in creation and distribution of educational, activity books and magazines for toddlers and pre-schoolers. Together with our great team of professional teachers, authors and illustrators we can offer over 60 new books per year. What makes Flintas Publishing special is our genuine dedication to children and their parents. It is a source of original, creative and innovative ideas which transforms into wonderful books and magazines, appreciated both by children and their parents.
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