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John Newbery publishes books and opens a bookstore for children.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne writes the first American children book is, "A Wonder Book for Boys and Girls".
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"Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll is reprinted in English-speaking countries.
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On Switzerland, Johanna Spyri’s book Heidi is published.
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The book by Carlo Collodi, "Pinocchio", gets published.
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"The Wonderful Adventures of Nils" gets published in Sweden.
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Child labor law gets passed; therefore, children are able to attend to school.
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Department devoted to children’s books get launched on the publishing house Macmillan in the United States.
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The American Library Association establishes John Newbery Award.
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Helen Dean Fish and May Massee became the first children’s books editors.
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The Horn Book Magazine is published, under guidance of Bertha Mahony and Elinor Whitney. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED132609
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May Massee opens a children’s books department at Viking.
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Radolph Caldecott Award is established.
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Children’s and young adults’ books gained importance in schools, libraries, homes, etc.
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There is not a big amount of books representing parallel culture.
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Hariet Rohmer established Children’s Book Press trying to introduce multicultural and billingual books on children's literature.
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This award is appreciating the non fiction books in children literature.
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Bishop finds the lack of diversity on books published in 1990-1992.
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Less than 3% of books about people of color are published annually.
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By the end of 20th century books that presented woman in "nontraditional" roles are becoming more popular and easier to find.
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"Minders of Make-Believe: Idealist, Entrepreneurs, and the Shaping of American Children's Literature" by Leonard Marcus traces children's literature history in the United States.
