This August marks the 40th anniversary of Woodstock, and publishers are showing their love. Beginning this month, an array of titles commemorating the festival will hit bookstore shelves—from tie-ins to Ang Lee’s new film Taking Woodstock, in theaters August 14, to photo tributes to first-person accounts. A Publishers Weekly round-up of the books notes that “publishers seem to be targeting readers of a certain age (who, incidentally, also happen to buy more books, as a group, than any others).”
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