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Prior to this store with published children's books, children had chapbooks, battledores, and hornbooks. Newberry books were to teach children proper behaviors, and not to threaten them like the other types of books.
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He was considered the first author of the American book for children for writing A Wonder Book for Boys and Girls.
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Her book, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, was reprinted in English-speaking countries. A lot of books were translated followed by this.
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The first child labor laws were established this year. The laws freed children to go to school.
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Macmillan, US, publishing house set up a department to focus on children's literature.
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Modern picture books began developing.
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It was established by the American Library Association.
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They became the first children's books editors at different companies.
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It was published by the Bookshop for Boys and Girls in Boston.
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At Viking, May opened a children's book department.
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It was established by the American Library Association.
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The books could be found in libraries, homes, schools, and publishing houses. Book readings became popular for adolescent readers at libraries.
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Females were not represented in "nontraditional" roles.
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Harriet Rohmer created the Children's Book Press. It was devoted to publishing bilingual picturebooks reflecting a diversity of cultural experiences.
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A small press, which was established to address the lack of diversity in children's literature. Other small presses were established for the same reason.
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ICDL launched as a joint project, and by 2004 there were more than 400 books online.
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Reviewed and translated books in a newsletter, for individuals in global literature.