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John Newbery opened the first known bookstore that was published and sold books specifically for children.
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The book was written simply for the pleasure of reading for children. There was no moral lesson as all books were during this time.
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The first child labor laws were passed giving children the time to attend school. They would be able to learn how to read. With more children learning to read, the amount of children's books published increased. There was also an increase in charity and a public library system was put in place.
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Macmillan Publishing House was launched and had a department devoted entirely to childrens books.
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Modern picture book began to develop in during the 1920's and went on through the 1960's
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Helen Dean Fish and May Massee because the first women to become children's book editors.
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In 1922 the American Library Association established the John Newbery Award
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The Book Horn Magazine was published by Bertha Mahony and Elinor Whitney
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May Massee moved to open a children's book department which contributed to the blossoming of children's literature
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The Randolph Caldecott was created
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The renaissance of young adult literature began
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The outsiders was published for young adult readers
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Harriet Rohmer Devoted to the publication of Bilingual picture books
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The Publishing company Just Us Books is created to address the lack of diversity