Individuals
Next Generation Press works closely with the independent National Book Network to make our books available wherever books are sold, through national chains, local bookstores, and online.

For single copies, we recommend that readers go to Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com, or their local bookstore.

You can also click here to download an order form for all Next Generation Press titles.

For multiple copies, please contact Next Generation Press. In many instances, we can offer bulk discounts. We accept checks, money orders, and purchase orders. We can invoice your organization with a purchase order. We ordinarily ship books using DHL ground or USPS media mail, but are happy to accommodate special arrangements.

Booksellers
National Book Network is the distributor for Next Generation Press. Booksellers, wholesalers, and libraries may contact the following:

National Book Network
4501 Forbes Boulevard
Lanham, MD 20706
Ph: 800.462.6420
FAX: 800.338.4550
custserv@nbnbooks.com

Press
Review copies and press kits are available to editors, producers, reviewers, and other members of the media. Send your request via e-mail to Barbara Cervone, Publisher, at info@nextgenerationpress.org.

Teachers
Examination copies are available to teachers and instructors considering a book for classroom adoption. All requests must be made on school letterhead by fax or U.S. mail, stating the name and ISBN of the title and, when possible, the course title and expected enrollment. The charge for examination copies is $12.50 for cloth editions and $6.00 for paperback (when available). Both prices include shipping and handling. When sending a written request, please include a check/money order payable to Next Generation Press. If faxing your request, you will receive an invoice with your examination copy. Send to:

Academic Marketing
Next Generation Press
P.0. Box 603252
Providence, Rhode Island 02906
401.247.7665 (Phone)
401.245.0241 (Fax)

Next Generation Press is the publishing imprint of What Kids Can Do, Inc. (WKCD), a national nonprofit organization focused on bringing media attention to the voices of youth. Our titles feature voices of youth as a powerful force for justice, understanding, and social change. Whether from small rural communities or urban neighborhoods, young people speak here on issues that matter deeply to them.

WKCD was started in 2001 by educator Barbara Cervone and journalist Kathleen Cushman. In 2003, Cushman and forty high school students from four cities co-authored Fires in the Bathroom: Advice for Teachers from High School Students (The New Press, April 2003). The book offers blunt advice on turning classroom skirmishes for control into occasions for understanding. Its popularity among teachers nationwide inspired WKCD to launch Next Generation Press with a series of new book projects in 2005. WKCD also funds and works with student action research teams in high schools across the country.

Some Next Generation Press books are collaborative works by teenagers with adults; others present new youth writers and thinkers. All raise awareness of the rising generation as keepers and creators of vital knowledge and vision. Youth advisors participate in all Next Generation Press book projects, and all profits are reinvested to support new projects.