Cotsen Children’s Library · Scour

Learn to Make Invisible Inks and Other Projects from The Young Gentleman’s & Lady’s Magazine (1799)

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Criers and Vendors: Street Life in Nineteenth-century Naples

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Gender Role Stereotypes in Christopher Comical’s Lecture upon Games and Toys (1789)

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A New Gallery Brochure about Puss in Boots Coming This Fall

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Yinka Shonibare’s American Library Contains Children’s Book Authors

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The Phantom Tollbooth’s Classic Cover Morphs

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Miniatures-in-Miniature: Early Experimental Kamishibai in the Cotsen Children’s Library Collection

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Harry Potter Duels Tanya Grotter: The Magic of International Copyright

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Cotsen Conference Report: The International Symposium for Children’s Literature & the Fourth US-China Symposium for Children’s Literature

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The Marlon Bundo Affair: Rabbits on the Right and Left of Cultural Politics

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Celebrating Chinese Children’s Literature

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A Very Rare Activity Book Designed to Self-destruct: “Paint the Picture and Tear it out of the Book”

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Cotsen Research Report: Feodor Rojankovsky’s Alphabet Books Part II

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Cotsen Research Report: Feodor Rojankovsky’s Alphabet Books

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Border Crossing in Children’s Literature: The Second International Symposium for Children’s Literature

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Exhibition “Most Masterful Cat” opens next week

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Answers to the Puzzle Picture Challenge

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Find the Famous Children’s Literature Characters in the Picture!

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The Newbery Books Anna Green Winslow Read 1771-3

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From Far from the Madding Crowd to Back Onto Center Stage

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