Eyrolles in the news

Emma Deruschi's new family saga 'L’orange et la poussière' with ecological themes is published by Eyrolles on January 8.

"Objectif Japon !" is a bestselling Eyrolles-published book by Sophie Thomas that teaches Japanese language and culture to French beginners through a structured, interactive ten-month course.

Albert de Monaco is profiled as a prominent soft power figure in a new book analyzing 20 influential global leaders and their impact on world affairs.

Magnus publishes far-right extremist content distributed by major French publishing groups Eyrolles and Gallimard, sparking legal complaints and retailer withdrawals due to hate speech concerns.

Eyrolles is a century-old family-run publisher blending technical and popular books, innovating in digital and e-learning, and expanding into new markets like young adult fiction.

Eyrolles introduces '50 objets racontent', a collection exploring history through objects, with a detailed book on daily life in occupied France emphasizing material culture beyond iconic symbols.

Capucine Delattre, a young editor at Eyrolles, is launching the 'Solleyre' young adult book collection focused on emotionally rich and relevant stories for readers 15 and older.

Eyrolles appointed Pauline Pansart as bookstore relations manager to boost title promotion and events in key literary sectors.

Eyrolles is launching a new illustrated history book collection to make complex historical topics accessible, reinforcing its focus on humanities and social sciences.

Pauline Pansart has joined Eyrolles as the new bookstore relations manager, bringing experience from previous editorial and communication roles in publishing.

The 2009 Salon du Livre highlights a stable French book market with strong physical sales, cautious digital adoption, and ongoing industry challenges.

Émilie Lerebours has joined Eyrolles as editorial director, overseeing multiple catalogs and strengthening B2B partnerships, particularly in e-learning.

UM6P launched two Eyrolles bookstores on its campuses to provide tailored academic books and cultural events for its university community.

UM6P opened the first Eyrolles bookstores in Africa on its campuses, offering multilingual books and cultural events to support academic and cultural growth.

UM6P launched the first 'Librairie Eyrolles' bookstores in Africa, offering diverse books and cultural events tailored to their academic community.

UM6P opened the first Eyrolles bookstores in Africa on its campuses, offering diverse academic and cultural resources to support learning and community engagement.

Eyrolles is expanding into Morocco by opening two university bookstores on Mohamed VI Polytechnic University campuses, offering academic books and earning royalties through a local partnership.

Eyrolles has launched bookstores on UM6P campuses in Morocco, offering a mix of general and academic books primarily in French, with plans for permanent locations and potential expansion.

Eyrolles group maintains family business status but experiences internal unrest despite outward calm.

Eyrolles faces significant employee turnover, chronic workplace stress, and internal tensions post-COVID, threatening its traditional identity and operational stability.