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Do Stories Come Out of Thin Air?: Salman Rushdie’s Answer

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Iona Opie’s Babies: An Unsentimental Anthology (1990) Illustrated by Bob Graham: Mewling, Puking, and Pooping

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Alligators Everywhere in Alphabets

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Great American Women Cookbook Writers in Picture Book Herstories

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Banned Books: Lawrence Schimel’s Rainbow Family Stories Illustrated by Elina Braslina

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A Black Girl Dances for Joy When the Slave Trade is Abolished

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Two Hearts: Explaining Pregnancy to Soviet Children

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Before Viral Animal Videos: Andrew Lang’s Animal Story Book (1896)

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Operator, Operator, Connect me to Signor Rodari for more Telephone Tales!

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Party Line! Gianni Rodari’s Telephone Tales

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More Pretty Little Pocket Books for Children

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The King of Barbary in Dick Whittington and His Cat: From Caliph to Chinese Emperor

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“Death from starvation threatens every working man”: A Soviet book about hunger, but not the Ukrainian people.

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Ukrainian Children’s Books in the Interwar Period: Looking Back on Soviet Policy

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Marks in Books 14: A Botched Book Curse

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Marks in Books 13: A Drawing of a Rose in Mrs. Sherwood’s The Re-captured Negro

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An Elegant French Family Enjoying the Outdoors on a Hand Fan Print

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Laura Ingalls Wilder’s The Long Winter Imperfectly Remembered

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A Shaggy Dog Story’s Best for Winter: Neil Gaiman’s Fortunately the Milk

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J. K. Rowling’s The Christmas Pig: An Instant Classic?

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