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HarperCollins (Harper & Row acq. 1987)
 

* HarperCollins General Books Group
	* Harper Morrow
		* HarperCollins
		* Harper (split off from HarperPerennial 2005)
		* Perennial (split off from HarperPerennial 2005)
		* Quill Trade Paperbacks
		* Amistad Press (acq. 1999)
		* Dark Alley (formed 2003)
		* Avon (acq. from Hearst 1999) (formed 1941)
			* Avon Red (formed 2006)
			* Avon Inspire (formed 2007)
			* Avon A (name changed from Avon Trade Paperbacks 2007)
		* William Morrow (acq. from Hearst 1999) (acq. by Scott, Foresman 1966)
		* Harper Torch * William Morrow Cookbooks
		* Harper Entertainment
		* Eos`
	* Collins
		* Collins Business (name changed from Harper Business 2005)
		* Collins Lifestyle (name changed from Harper Resource 2005)
		* Collins Reference * Collins Wellness
		* Access Travel Guides
		* Collins Design (name changed from Harper Design 2005)
		* HarperOne (name changed from Harper San Francisco 2007)
		* Smithsonian Books (formed 2005)
	* Ecco Press (founded 1971) (acq. 1999)
	* Rayo (formed 2000)
* Children's Book Group
	* Joanna Cotler Books
	* HarperCollins
	* HarperFestival
	* HarperTrophy
	* Avon
	* Greenwillow Books
	* Tempest
	* Laura Geringer Books
	* Katherine Tegen Books (formed 2003)
	* Julie Andrews Collection (formed 2003)
	* Bowen Press (formed 2007)
	* Balzer & Bray (to form 2009)
* HarperMedia
	* HarperLuxe (formed 2006)(formerly Harper Large Print Editions (formed 1999))
	* HarperAudio
		* Caedmon Audio (acq. by Harper & Row from Raytheon/D.C. Heath 1987) (acq. by Raytheon/D.C. Heath 1970) (founded 1952)
	* PerfectBound (formed 2001)
* Walden Pond Press (partnership with Walden Media; formed 2008)
* HarperCollins International
	* Hearst Design International (name changed from Hearst Books International 2002) (acq. by HarperCollins from Hearst 1999)
	* HarperCollins UK
		* HarperPress
			* HarperCollins
			* HarperPerennial UK (formed 2004)
			* Flamingo
		* Thorsons
		* Fourth Estate (acq. 2000)
		* HarperFiction
			* Element Books (acq. 2000)
		* HarperEntertainment
	* HarperCollins Canada
		* Harper Flamingo Canada
		* Phyllis Bruce (formed 1992)
		* Perennial Canada (formed 1999)
	* HarperCollins Australia
		* Voyager
		* HarperPerennial Australia (formed 2004)
	* HarperCollins India (formed 2002)
* Zondervan Publishing House (acq. by Harper & Row 1988)
	* Vida Publishers International (founded 1946 as Pedro Press; name changed to Editorial Vida 1966; changed to current name 1980)
	* Youth Specialties (acq. 2006)

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Previous Holdings

Winston-Seabury Press (acq. by Harper & Row and merged into Harper San Francisco 1986)
Michael di Capua Books (founded 1991; discontinued 1999)
Zonderkidz (formed 1998; discontinued 1999)
Gold 'n' Honey (acq. from Multnomah 1999; discontinued 1999)
HarperTaste (formed 1999; discontinued 1999)
Bard (founded 1998; discontinued 1999)
Camelot (discontinued 1999)
The Confident Collector (discontinued 1999)
Flare (discontinued 1999)
Spike (founded 1998; discontinued 1999)
Twilight (founded 1998; discontinued 1999)
Eagle Brook (discontinued 1999)
Rob Weisbach Books (discontinued 1999)
Beech Tree (discontinued 1999)
Utne Reader Books (discontinued 1999)
Lathrop, Lee & Shepard (founded 1904) (acq. by Scott, Foresman 1965) (discontinued 1999)
Morrow Junior (founded 1946; discontinued 1999)
Mulberry (discontinued 1999)
Tupelo (discontinued 1999)
Marshall Pickering (discontinued 2001)
Fount (discontinued 2001)
Cliff Street Books (discontinued 2002)
Fourth Estate U.S. (formed 2002; discontinued 2006)
Inspirio (discontinued 2006)
Regan Books (discontinued 2007)
Editora Vida (Brazil) (sold by Zondervan to Producciones Peniel SRL (Argentina) 2007)
 

       Last updated July 4, 2008