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Newbery (1713-1767) opened a bookstore at St. Paul's Churchyard, London. He published and sold children's books.
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Nathaniel Hauwthorne is the author of this book. He was considered the author of the first American book written especially for children.
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This book was soon reprinted in English speaking countries all over the world. This type of book nurtured children's imagination.
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Children made no distinction among American and British books from other countries. For example, children read "Pinnocho."
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Children Labor Laws passed in 1907. Children were freed to go to school. As children learned to read and write due to universal first through eight-grade public schools.
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The US publishing house Macmillan launched a department devoted entirely to children's books.
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John Newbery award was established by the American Library Association.
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May moved to open a children's books department at Viking.
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Randolph's award was established by the American Library Association in 1938. One of the best authors of children's books.
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Children's and young adults' books became an increasingly important part of libraries, schools, homes, and publishing houses.
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Harriet felt disturbed by the lack of picture Books that reflected diversity. She established Children’s Book Press, which devoted to publish bilingual picture books that show diversity.
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Robert's award was given for outstanding informational administrated by the American Library Association in 2001.
