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Experience Catalog Shopping in 19th-Century Germany

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Made by a Child: Vivie Wivie Redesigns The Flapper’s Magazette: More Issues of a Manuscript Magazine Acquired

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In Time of War: Disabled Veterans in Children’s Books of the Napoleonic Era

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A Dogs’ Costume Party

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Cosplay: Making Costumes with Dennison Tissue Paper

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What Could You Be This Halloween? Costumes Ideas from Cotsen

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Sail Away: Boats of the World Depicted and Described (1883)

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Two Worlds: Yet Another Piece of Genius Social-Realist Propaganda

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Cultural Skirmishes about Banned Books and Classics

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Barbie: The Doll Who Will Live Forever?

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Reading Gender in Children’s Literature Mathematically: An Award-winning Thesis

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Fashion and Beauty in Barbie Novels from the early 1960s

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Illustrating Summer Before Central Air Conditioning in Children’s Books

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100 Best Children’s Books: New Lists by BBC Culture, Chris Loker, and Leonard Marcus

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Cinderella Lives Happily Ever After in Advertising Ephemera

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Made by a Child: A Deck of Cards ca. 1790 Illustrated with Characters from Famous Plays

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Toni and Slade Morrison Retell Aesop: “Who’s Got Game: Poppy or the Snake?”

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Heads, Bodies, Legs: A Handmade Version of the Game from the Early 1800s

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Presenting Coronations to Kids: Pomp versus Precedence

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“All the Fun of the Fair as if You were There:” A Writing Sheet from the Collection of Ricky Jay

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