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Japanese children's books at the Library of Congress

Tayo Shima, Mitsumasa Anno, Library of Congress et al.

1987

Children and books

May Hill Arbuthnot

1947

The art of Maurice Sendak

Selma G. Lanes

1980

The wild hunt of Hagworthy

Penelope Lively

1984

Don't Tell the Grown-Ups

Alison Lurie

1990

Literature-based moral education

Linda Leonard Lamme

1992

Boys and girls forever

Alison Lurie

2003

Take up thy bed and walk

Lois Keith

2001

Childhood regained

Fernando Savater

1982

Rediscoveries in children's literature

Suzanne Rahn

1995

The child

Alice Byrnes

1995

Youth of Darkest England

Troy Boone

2005

Babies Need Books

Dorothy Butler

1980

From Dr. Mather to Dr. Seuss

Mary H. Lystad

1979

Secret gardens

Humphrey Carpenter

1985

Only connect

Egoff, Sheila A.

1980

Developing multicultural awareness through children's literature

Patricia Lee Roberts

1993

But God remembered

Sandy Eisenberg Sasso

1995

100 most popular children's authors

Sharron L. McElmeel

1999

Written for children: an outline of English children's literature

John Rowe Townsend

1976

Characters in children's literature

Raymond E. Jones

1997

A critical history of children's literature

Ruth Hill Viguers, Elizabeth Nesbitt, Cornelia Meigs et al.

1953

For the love of literature

Savage, John F.

2000

Secret gardens

Humphrey Carpenter

1985

Fantasy literature for children and young adults

Ruth Nadelman Lynn

1989

Children's books in England

Darton, F. J. Harvey (Frederick Joseph Harvey), 1878-1936.

1982

The World of Children's Literature

Anne Pellowski

1968

A Treasury of the Great Children's Book Illustrators

Susan E. Meyer

1987

Children's literature in the reading program

Bernice E. Cullinan

1987

The storyteller's sourcebook

MacDonald, Margaret Read.

1982

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