Pelican Books

Pelican Books

Pelican’s site, “an imprint of Penguin Books,” has a very clear path of what they want you to discover and do. It’s clean and classic in how it presents info, and makes me feel like the Pelican “app” will allow for an easier reader experience. Check out the About page – cool story of how Pelican came into existence in 1936.

Pelican’s site, “an imprint of Penguin Books,” has a very clear path of what they want you to discover and do. It’s clean and classic in how it presents info, and makes me feel like the Pelican “app” will allow for an easier reader experience. Check out the About page – cool story of how Pelican came into existence in 1936.

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