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Color Pictorial Paper Bindings on 19th-Century Picture Books

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Hair Cuts, Styles and Products in Children’s Books

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The Books are Back! (and we’re ALMOST ready to reopen)

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Managing Stuff: Getting Children to Organize Their Things ca. 1830

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Squirrels on Rafts by Beatrix Potter and Ernest Griset–A Coincedence?

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The Move Back Home to Cotsen Underway..

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Toy Story: Maud and Miska Petersham Reinvent Hary Janos

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The Progress of Sugar: Illustrating the Production of a Luxury Commodity in a Slave Economy

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Witness China’s New Love: the Changing Landscape of Chinese Children’s Literature

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Before Pokémon and Yo-kai Watch: A Window onto One of the Earliest Unique Forms of Japanese Animé at the Cotsen Children’s Library

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Tweaking The Emperor’s New Clothes and other Classics for Today

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If it’s Almost Microscopic, is it a (Real) Book? “Le Bijou des enfans pour l’année 1817”

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Pussy Plans Her Wedding: Product Placement in Victorian Toy Books

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Wilhelm Busch’s Ice-Peter: A Cautionary Tale for Extreme Winter Weather

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A Walter Crane Christmas: Legends for Lionel

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Jim Kay’s Wizarding World 3: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

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Childhood Illustrated by Jean-Henri Marlet in Le Bon Genie (1824-1829)

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Interactive Advent Calendars

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A London Birthday Party in Stephen Jones’ The Oracles (1792)

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“Shakespeare Fresh Chiseled”: Adapting Classics for Children

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