Table of Contents |
Features | ||
Roger Sutton | 10 | What Hath Harry Wrought? How Harry Potter changed children’s publishing. |
Uma Krishnaswami | 19 | No Joke! Yes, multicultural fiction can be funny. |
Barbara Bader | 27 | Cleveland and Pittsburgh Create a Profession Early children’s librarianship in two cities of the industrial heartland. |
Jane Yolen | 35 | A Children’s Books Poetics Pithy takes on seven iconic authors. |
Rebecca Donnelly | 41 | Hitting the Ground of Joy Finding shared pleasures in children’s literature. |
Columns | ||
Roger Sutton | 7 | |
Leonard S. Marcus | 44 | Sight Reading Good Vibrations Picture books and color. |
Hilary Rappaport | 50 | |
April Spisak | 54 | |
122 | From The Guide Mythology A selection of reviews from The Horn Book Guide. | |
Elissa Gershowitz and Leo Landry | 132 | Cadenza If Babies Ran the Horn Book We go baby crazy, here and throughout the issue. |
Reviews | ||
65 | ||
Departments | ||
5 125 130 131 | ||
Cover © 2012 by José-Luis Olivares. Page 1 art from Ruby Lu, Brave and True. Illustration © 2004 by Anne Wilsdorf. | ||
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