Kirjastus Pegasus
Book publisher and online bookseller for readers in Estonia
About Kirjastus Pegasus
Kirjastus Pegasus publishes books, including translated children’s books, and operates an online bookshop. Its catalogue includes fiction, children’s books and other titles.
The company sells books to readers through its online shop and participates in book sales with other publishers.
Kirjastus Pegasus was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Tallinn.
Product: Published books and an online bookshop offering fiction, children’s books and other titles.
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