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John Newbery opened a bookstore in St. Paul's churchyard, London. He published and sold books there for children.
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gave children the right to attend school.
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the U.S publishing house of Macmillian launched a department devoted entirely to childrens books.
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established by the American Library Association.
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Became the first children book editors, both at different companys.
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Was published by the Bookshop for boys and girls.
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May Massee moves to open a children's books department at Viking.
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Establishes children's book press, devoted to the publication of bilingual picturebooks.
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other small press found to address the lack of diversity such as Phyllis Fogelman.
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Administered by the National Council of Teachers of English
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Administered by the American Library Association
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Award for outstanding informational books, administered by the American Library Association.
