It's the economics of the situation. To some extent, when you have a book starring girls, you've lost 50 percent of your audience. Because of her experience as a business lawyer helping others to start up their own companies, Shay knew the nuts and bolts of pulling together a business. After much initial work, Shay then launched the catalogue in December 1995, using mailing lists to target families with girls. After three years, Shay still hasn't broken even, although she hopes that magic moment will come sometime this year.
Girls are great readers.
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