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Alphabet Panoramas of Comical Characters from France

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Marks in Books 8: A Family Portrait in Aunt Mary’s Stories for Children

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This Halloween Cotsen Turns Twenty!

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Curator’s Choice: Pen Flourish Figures in a Dutch Boy’s Copybook ca. 1733

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Itza Pizza in These Picture Books!

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Dove Soap Could Learn Something About Stereotyping from Children’s Books

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New Nation, New Alphabet: Azerbaijani Children’s Books in the 1990’s

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Imagining Sameness and Difference in Children’s Literature just published

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Toy Book Adaptations of Shakespeare

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Marks in Books 7: Owners Repair Their Books Published by the Newberys

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Testicular Tanuki Tales: Japanese Folk Humor for Children with a Ribald Satirical Twist

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Picturing Progress: A Photo Album for Vladimir Lenin from the Azneft Commune

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A New Picture Book Bio of John Newbery, the Man Behind the Medal

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Eclipses Made Easy to the Minds and Capacity of the Young

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Made by a Child: The Scientifick Amusement (1752), a Vade Mecum Manuscript

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Lloyd E. Cotsen (1929-2017): A Gift in His Memory from the Friends of the Princeton University Library

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Recycling and Rejuvenation: Literary and Artistic Traditions in Chinese Picture Books

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Picture Bibles for Children from the 1760s: John Newbery versus Edward Ryland in the Marketplace

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Rosamund’s Dilemma: A Purple Jar or A Pair of Shoes?

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Encounters with Illustration Processes, or “What Did You Do on Your Summer Vacation?”

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