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Since 1977, HCI has been changing the lives of our readers and the people they touch, one book at a time. Dedicated to bringing readers quality books, HCI makes its distinction in the marketplace by not just publishing books, but by “publishing people”. These people are carefully selected authors who inspire readers to achieve their dreams, live lives of abundance, to experience consolation when needed as well the healing power of laughter. Readers will find a wealth of topics reflecting every aspect of life including: Inspiration, Self-Help, Soul, Spirituality, Relationships, Recovery, Healing, Health and Wellness, Diet, Teen Issues, Women's Issues, and Parenting. There are riveting memoirs to enjoy and trademark stories to savor in the tradition that made Chicken Soup for the Soul series famous. Although many publishers jumped on the self-help bandwagon through the years, HCI was a pioneer in the field. Its own inspirational story illustrates why one should never give up on their dreams.HCI began a publishing program for professionals in the recovery and addiction treatment field. Starting with pamphlets and magazines, it soon expanded into books. Its mission then, as now, was to bring inspiration, information and hope to its audience. In 1983, HCI published one of the landmark books in recovery, Adult Children of Alcoholics by Dr. Janet Woititz. Virtually spawning the ACOA movement and still a perennial seller, Woititz’s book inspired a new way of looking at the impact of alcoholism on future generations. The book became the first in a string of New York Times bestsellers for HCI. What came next was a book from another emerging icon in the recovery field, John Bradshaw whose Healing the Shame That Binds You also hit the New York Times bestseller list. It continues to be a recovery staple worldwide and has even been featured on Oprah. In 1993, after a brief dry spell in the recovery market and a decision to expand its publishing program, two motivational speakers came to HCI with a manuscript in hand that had been turned down by 133 publishers. Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen would not be stopped by these rejections and persevered with their dreams. The stories they collected touched the heart and the intuition of HCI’s owner, Peter Vegso and history was made. The phenomenon that is Chicken Soup for the Soul, 101 Stories is now the bestselling self-help series ever published with over 100 million copies sold to date.

Heinemann-Raintree publishes educational books and other non-fiction titles for the classroom and library markets. The company publishes some 6,000 titles aimed at the pre-k to secondary school market, covering subject areas such as science, social studies, biography, art, math, and health. The company has offices in the US (Chicago) and the UK (Oxford), and is a subsidiary of Capstone Publishers, another publisher of children's books for school and libraries. The US-based Capstone acquired Heinemann-Raintree from international education and media firm Pearson Education in 2008 in order to expand its global presence.

The family-owned company was founded by Robert Donald in 1893 and its first publication covered London local government. Hemming Group likes to keep business humming. The business-to-business publisher and conference organizer is made up of several separate operations. The group's Hemming Information Services unit publishes directories and buyer's guides in print and electronic format. Titles include "The Municipal Year Book", "The Retail Directory UK", and "Security Europe". Hemming Group's Brintex unit organizes exhibitions and trade fairs, including the London International Wine & Spirits Fair.

Henry Holt is one of the oldest publishers in the United States. Henry Holt company was founded in 1866 by Henry Holt and Frederick Leypoldt, who had emigrated to the United States from his home in Stuttgart eleven years earlier. Holt has always been known for publishing high quality books, including works by such internationally renowned authors as Erich Fromm, Robert Frost, Hermann Hesse, Norman Mailer, Robert Louis Stevenson, Ivan Turgenev and H.G. Wells. Today the publication program focuses on American and international fiction; biography, history and politics; science, psychology and health; and books for children. In addition to the Henry Holt imprint, Henry Holt company publishes books under five other imprints. Metropolitan Books, established in 1995, publishes fiction and non-fiction, concentrating particularly on provocative and original American and international authors. Times Books, launched in 2001, is the result of an innovative co-publishing agreement between Holt and The New York Times; its list focuses on science, business and current events. Holt Paperback publishes much of the company’s non-fiction in paperback; Picador USA publishes much of the company’s fiction in paperback. Finally, Books for Young Readers publishes a wide range of children’s books, from picture books for pre-schoolers to fiction for young adults.

Hyperion was founded in 1991. One company's love of books borders on being hyper. Hyperion is home of best sellers such as Have a Little Faith by Mitch Albom, Michael J. Fox's A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Future, and One Fifth Ave from Sex and the City scribe Candace Bushnell. The unit of the Disney/ABC Television Group publishes general interest fiction and nonfiction books for adults under imprints including Voice, Miramax, ABC Daytime Press, and Hyperion eBooks and Audio imprints. Hyperion Books company publishes books related to ABC-aired shows, such as Ugly Betty: The Book. Hyperion also publishes books for actors tied to ABC programs such as Desperate Housewives' Teri Hatcher.

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