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Devoted to "Fun with a Purpose," family media brand Highlights for Children, Inc. has helped children become their best selves for generations. Highlights magazine began in 1946 as a labor of love for two lifetime educators, Dr. Garry Myers and his wife, Caroline Myers. Seven decades later, Highlights for Children has published more than 1 billion issues of Highlights magazine and has added a full suite of complementary products including a preschool magazine (High Five), an infant magazine (Hello), a children’s book company (Boyds Mills Press), puzzle book clubs and a variety of digital products. The Timbertoes, Goofus and Gallant and Hidden Pictures are registered trademarks of Highlights for Children, Inc.

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“Since we launched High Five in 2007, teachers, child care workers and parents have repeatedly asked: ‘Do you have this content in Spanish?’ With the introduction of High Five Bilingüe, we are thrilled to bring our popular content to a new and growing population of children.”

Kathleen Hayes, editor of Highlights High Five

“Children who learn to read and speak more than one language at a young age reap a lifetime of benefits. Yet, despite a surge in the number of bilingual and dual-language preschools nationwide, there are relatively few resources available to support bilingual literacy and school readiness in early childhood. High Five Bilingüe will be a welcome addition.”

Karen Nemeth, author of Many Languages, One Classroom: Teaching Dual- and English-Language Learners

“At Highlights, we know how important ‘together time’ is for parents of babies. Let’s Grow not only supports learning and development through enriching stories and activities, but it also engages parents and babies in joyful moments filled with laughter and fun.”

Christine Cully, editor in chief

’I Was a Highlights Kid’ is an opportunity to reconnect with adults who may not have seen our products in 20 or 30 years, or longer. We think they’ll be pleasantly surprised by the ways Highlights has changed – and the ways we have stayed the same

Christine Cully, Highlights for Children Editor in Chief

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