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If you would like to read a small selection of old guest book entries (1999–2005), you can find them here.

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John Tepper Marlin

This is a great idea. Bertha Mahony Miller was a great lady and achieved so much. She needs a Mother Goose Lifetime Achievement Award. I will add to your catalog of her achievements in due course. My mother, Hilda van Stockum, had a lively correspondence with BMM and I have just finished transcribing the letters that have far surfaced—about seventy of them.

Posted : Sep 14, 2024 12:59


Pamela Blaha

I am researching an illustrator named John Charles Wonsetler, and his wife, Adelaide Hill Wonsetler with whom he created 3 historical fiction books as well as illustrating many more. His dates are 1900-1979: lived in New Jersey, worked also as a muralist prior to concentrating on book illustration. I have seen his name on internet archive associated with your magazine. I would like to be able to see any reviews of him and his work. Thank you very much. Pam Blaha, Polk, Ohio Richandpamblaha@aol.com

Posted : Feb 07, 2019 08:32


Barbara Katz

I love your museum. As a school librarian and a children's literature lover, I had fun reading your reviews from the 1940's, 50's, and 60's and seeing what you thought of a still popular book back then. I also loved reading Anne Carol Moore's review of Charlotte's Web (it was humorous and she made some good points) and Frances Clarke Sayer's musings about Walt Disney, which mirror my own feelings and a paper I wrote in library school. Thank you for hours of enjoyment. I loved that you were willing to look at your successes and your controversies. I will be back.

Posted : Oct 14, 2017 03:15


Carolyn

I would also be interested in any reprint of the Laura Ingalls Wilder December 1953 issue. Thank you!

Posted : Jan 19, 2017 11:01


Lolly Robinson

To Connie: Thanks for pointing out the spelling mistake -- now fixed! -- and asking about the Laura Ingalls Wilder issue. Some time ago, that reprint was taken over by William Anderson. I'll try to find out its current legal status because I don't see it offered anywhere online (except at exorbitant prices!). Maybe we can arrange to have it reprinted to coincide with next year's big birthday. No promises, but I will see what we can do!

Posted : Oct 14, 2016 10:54


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