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How the Leopard Got His Spots Tangling with a Strong Female: An Ashanti Folk Tale Retold by Verna Aardema

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Documenting Transgender History Using Children’s Books

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Experiments in Science Writing for Kids: Getting them in the Lab

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Mother Goose Goes to India: Culturally Diverse Nursery Rhymes

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Roald Dahl and His Posthumous Editors: Send in the Crocodile…

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Be My True Love: A Valentine Created from A French Alphabet Book

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Made by a Child: An Illustrated French Arithmetic Work Book (1833)

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The HMS Victory Goes Down: A Famous Naval Disaster Illustrated in The Pretty Book of Pictures (1765)

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An Image of Japan and its People in 1920s Soviet Children’s Literature

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Mother Goose Land: An Early Shared World?

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Marks in Books 11 : Hanukkah Gift Inscriptions

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Christmas Made in China

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Opium, Gospel, and the Conquest of the Babel

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Bulgy Bears Hibernating in Picture Books

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Henny Penny and Friends Reimagined: “What’s Fair is Fowl, What’s Fowl is Fare”

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Baby Memory Books from around the World

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Black Shuck the Spectral Dog, Agent of Good?

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Benjamin Harris’s Protestant Tutor (1679): Teaching Religion, Reading, and Writing in a Time of Crisis

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Adventures in Bookstores: Celebrating Read-A-Book Day 2022

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

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