Cotsen Children’s Library cotsen.blogs.princeton.edu

Christmas: Made in China

blogs.princeton.edu·333w

Marks in Books 11: Hanukkah Gift Inscriptions

blogs.princeton.edu·333w

Holiday Treats from Children’s Cookbooks!

blogs.princeton.edu·335w

Merry Christmas, Mickey Mouse! A 1934 Disney Merchandise Promotional Book

blogs.princeton.edu·336w

Interactive Advent Calendars

blogs.princeton.edu·337w

The Best Thanksgiving Ever: Marcus French Goes to the Movies in 1925

blogs.princeton.edu·338w

Self-published Picture Books: The Case of Healthy Holly

blogs.princeton.edu·338w

We’re at the Conference “Books for Children: Transnational Encounters 1750-1850”

blogs.princeton.edu·342w

100 Best Children’s Books: Roundups by Martin Salusbury, Roderick Cave, and Brian Alderson

blogs.princeton.edu·343w

Outtakes from First Impressions: The Print Trade in Children’s Books

blogs.princeton.edu·345w

Banned Book Week 2019: Strega Nona

blogs.princeton.edu·347w

Banned Book Week 2019: The Story of Ferdinand

blogs.princeton.edu·347w

Banned Books Week 2019: Captain Underpants

blogs.princeton.edu·347w

Banned Books Week 2019: And Tango Makes Three

blogs.princeton.edu·347w

Printing Kate Greenaway: the Color Wood Blocks of Edmund Evans

blogs.princeton.edu·348w

Registration open for the 2019 Cotsen Symposium on Children’s Books and Transnationalism

blogs.princeton.edu·349w

Little Dragons Go Back to School: Edward Burne-Jones Sketches for his Granddaughter Angela

blogs.princeton.edu·350w

Gospel and War Propaganda Take to the Streets! The Rise of “Educational Kamishibai” (教育紙芝居)

blogs.princeton.edu·351w

Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales: Once a Classic, Always a Classic for Children?

blogs.princeton.edu·351w

The Meaning of Being a Good Chinese Girl over Two Millennia–From Biographies of Consorts to “Little Princesses” Series

blogs.princeton.edu·353w

Log in to enable infinite scrolling