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John Newbury opened St. Paul's Churchyard in London -
Child Labor Laws freed children to go to school daily improving overall reading and writing levels nationwide. -
The Macmillan Publishing House located in the U.S. established a designated children's books department. -
The American Library Association established the John Newbury Award. -
Fish and Masse are the first women children's books editors.
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The Bookshop for Boys and Girls in Boston published The Horn Book Magazine.
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May Masse opened the Children's book department at Viking Publishing.
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American Library Association created the Randolph Caldecott Award -
Harnet Rohmer Children's Book press publishes bilingual picture books to add diversity in the literature children consume.
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National Council of Teachers of English -
Created by the American Library Association -
Established by the American Library Association -
A free library containing digitized children's books written in 59 different languages.
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Leonard Marcus wrote Minders of Make Believe: Idealists, Entrepreneurs and the Shaping of American Children's Literature traces history of U.S. Children's Literature.