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Table of Contents

• Foreword
• Introduction
• A
• AaB
• A Apple Pie
• ABBOTT Jacob (1803–79)
• ABC books
• Abner Brown
• academic study of children's literature
• ACHEBE Chinua (1930–2013)
• Across Five Aprils
• Acts of the Romans
• ADAMS Douglas (1952–2001)
• ADAMS Richard (George) (1920–2016)
• ADAMS Revd William
• ADAMS William Taylor
• ADAMSON Jean and Gareth
• Adventure series
• Adventures of a Donkey, The
• Adventures of a Pincushion, The, designed chiefly for the use of Young Ladies
• Adventures of Billy Topsail, The
• Adventures of Herr Baby, The
• Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Tom Sawyer's Comrade), The
• Adventures of the Little Wooden Horse, The
• Adventures of the Wishing-Chair
• Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The
• adventure stories
• ÆLFRIC (fl. 1006)
• AESOP
• Affectionate Parent's Gift, The
• After Bath
• AGARD John (1949–)
• Agathos
• AGEE Jon (1960–)
• AHLBERG Allan (1938–)
• AHLBERG Janet (1944–94)
• AIKEN Joan (Delano)
• AIKIN John (1747–1822)
• AIKIN Lucy
• AINSWORTH, (William) Harrison (1805–82)
• Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp
• Aladdin, Mr
• Alan Breck Stewart
• ALBOROUGH Jez (1959–)
• ALCOTT Louisa May (1832–88)
• ALDEN Isabella Macdonald
• ALDERSON Brian W. (Wouldhave)
• ALDHELM (?640–709)
• Aldiborontiphoskyphorniostikos
• Aldine Publishing Company
• ALDRICH Thomas Bailey
• ALEXANDER, Mrs Cecil Frances (1818–95)
• ALEXANDER Lloyd (Chudley) (1924–2007)
• Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
• ALEXIE Sherman (1966–)
• Alex Rider
• Alfie
• Alfie Atkins
• ALGER, Horatio, Jr. (1832–99)
• Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
• Alice's Adventures Under Ground
• Alice Through the Looking-Glass
• ALIKI (Aliki Liacouras Brandenberg)
• ALLAN Mabel Esther (1915–98)
• ALLEN Pamela (1934–)
• ALLINGHAM William (1824–89)
• All-of-a-Kind Family
• All things bright and beautiful
• ALMEDINGEN E. M. (Martha Edith von Almedingen)
• ALMOND David (1951–)
• A.L.O.E. (‘A Lady of England’)
• alphabet
• ALTHEA (Althea Braithwaite)
• ALTSHELER Joseph A. (Alexander) (1862–1919)
• Amazing Grace
• Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents, The
• Amber Spyglass, The
• AMBRUS Victor G. (Gyozo) (Laszlo) (1935–)
• Amelia Bedelia
• Ameliaranne
• American Library Association (ALA)
• American Spelling Book, The
• American Sunday-School Union
• American Tract Society
• AMICIS Edmondo De
• Ami des enfans
• Ananse (Anansi the spider)
• Anastasia Krupnik
• Anatole
• ANDERSEN Hans Christian (1805–75)
• Andersen Award
• ANDERSON Alexander (1775–1870)
• ANDERSON, C. W.
• ANDERSON Laurie Halse (1961–)
• ANDERSON, M. T. (Matthew Tobin) (1968–)
• And Now, Miguel
• ANDREWS Jane (1833–87)
• Androcles and the Lion
• And to Think that I Saw It on Mulberry Street
• Andy Pandy
• Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Gentlemen
• Angelica
• Angelina Ballerina
• Angus
• Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging
• ANHOLT Catherine (1958–) and Laurence (1959–)
• Animals of Farthing Wood, The
• animal stories
• Anna
• Annals of the Poor
• Anna Maria
• Anne of Green Gables
• Annie
• ANNO Mitsumasa (1926–)
• annual
• ANSTEY, F. (Thomas Anstey Guthrie)
• Ant and Bee
• Anyhow Stories for Children
• APPIAH Peggy
• APPLEGATE, K. A. (Katherine Alice) (1956–)
• Apprentices, The
• apps
• Arabel's Raven
• Arabian Nights’ Entertainments,
• ARAI Ryoji (1956–)
• ARDAGH Philip (1961–)
• Arden family
• ARDIZZONE Edward (1900–79)
• ARDIZZONE (Adams), Sarah (1970–)
• Are We there Yet?
• Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret
• ARGUS Arabella
• ARMITAGE Ronda (1943–)
• ARMSTRONG Richard (1903–86)
• ARMSTRONG William H.
• ARNOLD Thomas (1795–1842)
• Around the World in Eighty Days
• Arrietty
• Arrival, The
• Artemis Fowl
• Arthur, King
• Arthur George
• ARTHUR Ruth M. (Mabel) (1905–79)
• ARUNDEL Honor (Morfydd) (1919–73)
• ASBJØRNSEN, Peter Christen (1812–85)
• ASCHAM Roger (1515–68)
• ASHFORD Daisy
• ASHLEY Bernard (1935–)
• Aslan
• Asriel Lord
• Astérix
• Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award
• Atalanta
• ATKINSON, M. E. (Mary Evelyn) (1899–1974)
• Atlantis
• At the Back of the North Wind
• ATTWELL Mabel Lucie (1879–1964)
• ATWATER Richard and Florence
• AULNOY, Marie-Cathérine Le Jumel De Barneville De La Motte, Comtesse d’ (c.1650–1705)
• AUNT CHARLOTTE
• AUNT EFFIE (Jane Euphemia Browne) (1811–98)
• AUNT FRIENDLY (Sarah S. T. Baker) (1824–1906)
• Aunt Judy's Magazine
• AUNT LOUISA (Laura B. J. Valentine) (1814–99)
• AUNT MARY
• AUSTIN Stella (d. 1893) British author
• Austin family
• Australian Aboriginal writing and illustration
• Australian Legendary Tales
• AVERY Gillian (Elise) (1926–2016)
• AVERY Harold (1867–1943)
• AVI (Edward Irving Wortis)
• A Was an Archer
• Away Goes Sally
• AWDRY, Revd W. (Wilbert Vere) (1911–97)
• Awful End
• awful warning
• AYMÉ, Marcel
• B
• Babar the Elephant
• Baba Yaga
• Babe
• Babees Book
• Babes in the Wood
• baby books
• Baby-Sitters Club, The
• Baby's Opera, The
• BACON, R. L. (Ronald Leonard) (1924–2005)
• Bad Child's Book of Beasts, The
• BADEN-POWELL, Robert Stephenson Smyth, First Baron Baden-Powell
• Badger
• Badjelly the Witch
• Baggins Bilbo
• Baggins Frodo
• Bagheera
• BAGNOLD Enid (1889–1981)
• Bagthorpe Saga, The
• BAILEY Carolyn Sherwin (1875–1961)
• BAKER Jeannie (1950–)
• Baldmoney
• BALDWIN James (1841–1925)
• Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature
• ballad
• BALLANTYNE, R. M. (Robert Michael)
• Ballantyne's Miscellany
• Ballet Shoes
• Baloo
• Bambi
• Banbury
• BANCROFT Bronwyn
• bande dessinée
• Band of Hope
• BANG Molly (1943–)
• BANKS Lynne Reid
• Banks family
• banned books
• BANNER Angela
• BANNERMAN (Watson), Helen (Brodie Cowan) (1862–1946)
• BARBAULD Anna Laetitia (1743–1825)
• BARBER Antonia
• BARBOUR Ralph Henry (1870–1944)
• BARING-GOULD, Sabine (1834–1924)
• BARKER Cicely Mary (1895–1973)
• BARNARDO, Dr Thomas John (1845–1905)
• BARNE Kitty (Marion Catherine) (1883–1957)
• BARRETT Angela (1955–)
• BARRETT Anne (Mainwaring) (1911–86)
• BARRIE, J. M. (James Matthew) (1860–1937)
• BARRY Margaret Stuart (1927–)
• Bartimaeus
• BASE Graeme (1958–)
• Bash Street Kids, the
• Basil Brush
• Basket of Flowers, The
• Bastable family
• Batchelder Award (Mildred L. Batchelder Award)
• Batman
• battledore
• Baudelaire, Violet, Sunny, and Klaus
• BAUER Joan (1951–)
• BAUER Jutta (1955–)
• BAUM, L. (Lyman) Frank (1856–1919)
• BAUMANN Hans (1914–88)
• BAWDEN Nina (1925–2012)
• BAXENDALE Leo (1930–)
• BAYLEY Nicola (1949–)
• BAYNES Pauline (Diana) (Mrs Fritz Gasch) (1922–2008)
• ‘B.B.’ (D. J. (Denys James) Watkins-Pitchford) (1905–90)
• BD (bande dessinée) (literally: ‘drawn strip’)
• Beadle's Dime Novels
• BEAMAN, S. G. Hulme
• Beano
• Bear Called Paddington, A
• beast-epic
• BEATTY Patricia (1922–91)
• BEAUMONT, Mme Marie Leprince de (1711–80)
• Beautiful Joe
• Beauty and the Beast
• Because of Winn-Dixie
• BECHSTEIN Ludwig (1801–60)
• BECK Ian (1947–)
• BEDE (673–735)
• BEDFORD, F. D. (Francis Donkin) (1864–1954)
• Bedknob and Broomstick
• Bedonebyasyoudid, Mrs
• Beechnut
• Beegu
• Bee-Man of Orn, The
• Beetle
• BEETON Samuel Orchart (1831–77)
• Beginner Books
• BEHN Harry (1898–1973)
• BELL Anthea (1936–)
• BELL, R. S. W. (Robert Stanley Warren) (1871–1921)
• BELLAIRS John (1938–1991)
• Bella Swan
• BELLOC, (Joseph) Hilaire (Pierre René) (1870–1953)
• BEMELMANS Ludwig (1898–1962)
• Bending of a Twig, The
• BENÉT, Stephen Vincent and Rosemary
• Ben Gunn
• Benjamin Bunny
• Benn, Mr
• BENNETT John
• BENSON, E. F.
• BENSON Mildred Wirt (1905–2002)
• BERENSTAIN Stan (1923–2005) and Jan (1923–2012)
• BERESFORD Elisabeth (1926–2010)
• BERG Leila (1917–2012)
• BERGSTRÖM, Gunilla (1942–)
• BERNA Paul
• Berners family
• BERQUIN Arnaud (1747–91)
• Bertie's Escapade
• BESKOW Elsa (1874–1953)
• Bessie Bunter
• BESTALL Alfred (1892–1986)
• bestiary
• BETTELHEIM Bruno (1903–90)
• Bettina (Bettina Ehrlich) (1903–85)
• Bevis:
• Bevis of Hampton, Sir
• Bewick Thomas (1753–1828)
• BFG, The
• Bianca Miss
• Bibi
• Bibles and Bible stories
• Bibliothèque rose
• Bidpai, Fables of
• Big Ears
• Biggles
• Big Red
• Big Snow, The
• Big Tiger and Christian
• Bigwig
• Bilbo Baggins
• ‘Billabong’ books
• BILLINGS Hammatt (1818–74)
• Bill's New Frock
• Billy and Blaze
• Billy Bunter (William George Bunter)
• Billy the Kid
• biography
• BIRCH Reginald (1856–1943)
• BIRD Maria
• BIRD Richard (William Barradale-Smith)
• BIRDSALL Jeanne
• Birds’ Christmas Carol, The
• Birdy Jones
• BIRO Val (Balint Stephen) (1921–2014)
• BISHOP Clare Huchet (1899–1993)
• BISHOP Gavin (1946–)
• Bitem
• BLACK Holly (1971–)
• Black Arrow, The
• Black Beauty: the autobiography of a horse (1877)
• Black Bull of Norroway, The
• Black Hearts in Battersea
• Blackie & Son
• Black Jack
• BLACKMAN Malorie (1962–)
• Black Pig
• Black Ships before Troy
• Black Stallion
• Blackstick
• BLACKWOOD Freya (1975–)
• BLAKE Quentin (Saxby) (1932–)
• BLAKE Sexton
• BLAKE William (1757–1827)
• BLAND Nick (1973–)
• BLEGVAD Erik (1923–2014)
• Blind Pew
• BLISHEN Edward (1920–96)
• BLOCK Francesca Lia (1962–)
• BLOOMFIELD Robert (1766–1823)
• BLOS Joan W. (Winsor) (1928–2017)
• Blossoms of Morality, The
• Bluebeard
• Bluebell in Fairyland, a musical dream play in two acts
• Blue Bird, The (L'Oiseau bleu)
• Blue Bird, The
• Blue Fairy Book
• Blue Peter
• Blue Peter Book Awards
• BLUME Judy (1938–)
• BLYTH Harry (1852–98)
• BLYTON Enid (Mary) (1897–1968)
• board books
• Bobbsey Twins
• Bobby Brewster
• Bob Cherry
• Bod
• Bodley books
• bogey (bogeyman)
• BOJUNGA NUNES, Lygia (1932–)
• Bologna Ragazzi Awards
• BOND, (Thomas) Michael (1926–2017)
• BOND Ruskin (1934–)
• BONHAM Frank (1914–88)
• Bonzo
• Book for Boys and Girls, A, or, Country Rhimes for Children
• Book of Americans, A
• Book of Discoveries, A
• Book of Knowledge, The
• Book of Nonsense, A by Derry Down Derry
• Book of Nurture
• Book of Three
• Books for Keeps
• Books for the Bairns
• books of courtesy
• books of instruction
• books of trades
• Bookstart
• Book Thief, The
• Booktrust
• Booktrust Teenage Prize
• Boone Daniel
• Bo-Peep
• BOREMAN Thomas (fl.1730–43)
• Borrowers, The
• BOSCO Henri (1888–1976)
• BOSTON, L. M. (Lucy Maria)
• Boston Globe–Horn Book Awards
• Bott, Violet Elizabeth
• Bottersnikes and Gumbles
• BOUILLY Jean Nicolas (1763–1842)
• BOUTET DE MONVEL, Maurice (1850–1913)
• B.O.W.C. series
• BOWDLER Thomas (1754–1825)
• BOWLER Tim (1953–)
• Box of Delights, The
• Boy:
• Boy Hunters, The
• BOYLSTON Helen Dore (1895–1984)
• Boy Meets Boy
• BOYNE John (1971–)
• BOYNTON Sandra (1953–)
• Boy's Adventures in the Wilds of Australia, A; or, Herbert's Note-Book (1854)
• Boy Scouts
• Boys of England
• Boy's Own Magazine, The
• Boy's Own Paper, The
• boys’ stories (boys’ fiction)
• ‘Boy stood on the burning deck, The’
• BRABOURNE Lord
• BRADLEY Edward (1827–89)
• BRADMAN Tony (1954–)
• BRAITHWAITE Althea
• Braithwaite Pandora
• BRAND Christianna (1907–88)
• BRANFORD Henrietta (1946–99)
• Branford Boase Award
• Brass Bottle, The
• Brave Little Tailor, The
• BRAY Libba (1964–)
• BRAZIL Angela (1869–1947)
• Bremen Town-Musicians, The
• ‘BRENDA’ (Mrs G. Castle Smith)
• Brendon Chase
• BRENTANO Clemens (1778–1842)
• BRENT-DYER, Elinor M. (1895–1969)
• BRERETON, Capt. Frederick S. (Sadleir)
• Brer Rabbit
• BRESLIN Theresa (1947–)
• BRETT Edwin (1828–95)
• Briar-Rose
• Bridge to Terabithia
• BRIGGS Katharine M. (Mary) (1898–1980)
• BRIGGS Raymond (Redvers) (1934–)
• BRINK Carol Ryrie (1895–1981)
• BRINSLEY John (fl. 1615)
• BRINSMEAD, H. F. (Hesba Fay) (1922–2003)
• BRISLEY Joyce Lankester
• broadside
• BROCK, C. E. (Charles Edward) (1870–1938) and H. M. (Henry Matthew) (1875–1960)
• BRODERIP Frances Freeling (1830–78)
• Bromeliad trilogy
• BROOKE, L. (Leonard) Leslie (1862–1940)
• BROOKS Kevin (1959–)
• BROOKS Noah (1830–1903)
• BROOKS Ron (1948–)
• BROOKS Walter R.
• BROSTER, D. K. (Dorothy Kathleen)
• BROWN Marc (1946–)
• BROWN Marcia (1918–2015)
• BROWN Margaret Wise (1910–52)
• BROWN Pamela (1924–89)
• BROWN Roy (Frederick) (1921–82)
• BROWNE Anthony (1946–)
• BROWNE Frances (1816–79)
• BROWNE Gordon (Frederick)
• brownie
• Brownies and other tales, The
• BROWNING Robert
• BRUCE Dorita Fairlie (1885–1970)
• BRUCE Mary Grant (1878–1958)
• BRUCHAC Joseph (1942–)
• Bruin Boys
• BRUNA Dick (1927–2017)
• BRUNHOFF, Jean and Laurent de
• BRYAN Ashley (1923–)
• BUCKERIDGE Anthony (1912–2004)
• BUCKLEY Arabella B. (Burton)
• BUDDEN (Halsey), Maria Elizabeth (?1780–1832)
• Buffalo Bill
• Bugs Bunny
• Bulbo
• Bulldog Drummond
• bumper books
• Bumpo
• Bumppo, Natty
• Bunkle
• Bunter, Bessie
• Bunter, Billy
• BUNTING Eve (1928–)
• BUNYAN John (1628–88)
• bunyip
• BURCH Robert (1925–2007)
• BURDER George (1752–1832)
• BURGESS Gelett
• BURGESS Melvin (1954–)
• BURGESS Thornton W.
• BURNETT Frances Hodgson (1849–1924)
• BURNFORD Sheila
• BURNINGHAM John (Mackintosh)
• BURRAGE Edwin Harcourt (1839–1916)
• BURROUGHS Edgar Rice (1875–1950)
• BURTON Hester (Wood-Hill) (1913–2000)
• BURTON Virginia Lee (1909–68)
• BUSCH Wilhelm
• BUTLER Dorothy (1925–2015)
• Butterfly's Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast, The
• BUTTERWORTH Hezekiah (1839–1905)
• BUTTERWORTH Oliver
• BYARS Betsy (1928–)
• C
• Cabinet des fées
• CABOT Meg (1967– )
• CADY Harrison (1877–1970)
• Calamity Jane
• CALDECOTT Randolph (1846–86)
• Caldecott Medal
• Call it Courage
• Call of the Wild
• Callum McGregor
• CALVINO Italo (1923–85)
• Camelot
• CAMERON Eleanor (Butler) (1912–96)
• CAMERON (Butt), Lucy Lyttleton (1781–1858)
• CAMPBELL Rod (1945– )
• CAMPE Joachim Heinrich (1746–1818)
• Camp Fire Movement
• Canadian Crusoes
• CANNAN Joanna
• CANTON William (1845–1926)
• Cap o’ Rushes
• Captain, The
• Captain Flint
• Captain Haddock
• Captain Hook
• Captain January
• Captain Nemo
• Captain Pugwash
• Captains Courageous
• Captain Underpants
• Caractacus Potts
• Carbonel
• career novels
• Carey family
• CARLE Eric (1929– )
• CARLSON Natalie Savage (1906–97)
• CARNAN Thomas
• Carnegie Medal
• CARNEY Julia A. (1823–1908)
• Carousel
• Carpenter Humphrey (1946–2005)
• Carrie's War
• CARROLL Lewis (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) (1832–98)
• Carrots: Just a Little Boy (1876)
• CARRYL Charles E. (Edward)
• Carry on, Mr Bowditch
• Carson Kit
• CARSON LEVINE, Gail (1947–)
• CARTER Bruce (Richard Hough)
• Carter Nick
• CARTER Peter (1929–99)
• CARUS WILSON, the Revd William
• Carved Lions, The
• Casson Family series
• Castle Blair
• CASTLEMON Harry (Charles Austin Fosdick) (1842–1915)
• Catcher in the Rye, The
• catechism
• CATHERALL Arthur (1906–80)
• Cat in the Hat, The
• CATNACH family
• Catriona
• Catweazle
• CAUSLEY Charles (Stanley) (1917–2003)
• cautionary tales
• Cautionary Tales for Children
• CAXTON William (c.1420–91)
• Cay, The
• CBCA
• CBI Book of the Year Awards (formerly the Bisto Book of the Year Awards)
• celebrity books
• Celtic Fairy Tales
• Celtic traditional tales
• censorship
• CHAFFEY, M. Ella
• Chalet School
• CHALMERS Mary
• CHAMBERS Aidan (1934– )
• CHAMPNEY, Lizzie (Elizabeth) Williams (1850–1922)
• Changes trilogy
• Chaos Walking
• chapbooks
• CHAPMAN, C. H.
• CHAPONE Hester (1727–1801)
• chapter books
• Chapter of Kings, The
• CHARLESWORTH, M. L.
• Charlie and Lola
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
• Charlie Brown
• Charlie Chan
• CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH (Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna)
• Charlotte Sometimes,
• Charlotte's Web
• CHATELAIN, MME Clara de (1807–76)
• Chatterbox
• CHAUCER Geoffrey (?1340–1400)
• CHAUNCY, Nan (Nancen) (Beryl Masterman) (1900–70)
• CHAUNDLER Christine (1887–1972)
• Cheap Repository Tracts
• CHEAR Abraham (d. 1668)
• Cherry-Stones, The
• Cherub series
• Cheshire Cat
• CHESTERFIELD, Philip Dormer Stanhope
• Cheval sans tête, Un
• Chevy Chase
• CHICHESTER CLARK, Emma (1955– )
• Chicken-licken
• CHILD Lauren (1965– ) An English writer and illustrator
• CHILD Lydia Maria (1802–80)
• Child and His Book, The
• child authors
• Child Life
• Children in the Wood, The
• Children of the New Forest, The
• Children's Book Council of Australia
• Children's Book Week
• Children's Crusade
• Children's Encyclopaedia, The
• Children's Friend, The
• Children's Friend, The
• Children's Garland from the Best Poets, The
• Children's Hour
• Children's Laureate
• children's literature as academic study
• Children's Newspaper, The
• Children's Prize, The
• Children's Rights Workshop
• Child's Book of Saints, A
• Child's Companion, The
• Child's Garden of Verses, A
• Child's Guide to Knowledge, The
• Child's History of England, A
• Chimp and Zee
• CHIPPERFIELD Joseph E. (Eugene) (1912–76)
• Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang: the magical car
• Chocolate War, The
• CHORPENNING Charlotte (Lee Barrows)
• Chrestomanci
• CHRÉTIEN DE TROYES
• CHRISMAN Arthur Bowie (1889–1953)
• Christie's Old Organ, or ‘Home, Sweet Home’
• Christmas Books
• Christmas Box, The
• Christmas Carol, A
• Christmas-Tree Land
• CHRISTOPHER John (C. S. Youd) (1922–2012)
• Christopher Robin
• chromolithography
• Chronicles of Narnia
• Chronicles of Pantouflia
• CHUKOVSKY Kornei (N. I. Korneichuk)
• Chums
• CHURCH, A. J. (Alfred John)
• CHURCH Frederick Stuart (1842–1924)
• CHURCH Richard (Thomas) (1893–1972)
• Church Mice, the
• CIARDI John (Anthony) (1916–86)
• CILIP
• Cinderella
• Circle of the Sciences, The
• CLA Book of the Year for Children
• CLAPP Patricia (1912–2003)
• CLARE Cassandra (1973–)
• Clarice Bean
• Clarissa
• CLARK Ann Nolan (1896–1995)
• CLARK Catherine Anthony (1892–1977)
• CLARK Samuel (1810–75)
• CLARKE, J. Erskine
• CLARKE Mary Cowden
• CLARKE Pauline (1921–2013)
• CLARKE Rebecca Sophia
• CLEARY Beverly (1916–)
• CLEAVER Hylton (Reginald) (1891–1961)
• CLEAVER Vera (1919–93) and Bill (1920–81)
• CLEMENS, S. L.
• CLEMENT Rod (1961–)
• Clever Polly and the Stupid Wolf
• CLEWES Dorothy (Mary) (1907–2003)
• Cliff House
• CLIFFORD Martin
• CLIFFORD, Mrs W. K.
• CLIFTON Lucille (1936–2010)
• Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
• Clown
• COATSWORTH Elizabeth (Jane) (1893–1986)
• Cobwebs to Catch Flies:
• Cockatoos
• Cocker's Arithmetic
• COCKETT Mary (1915–97)
• Cock Robin
• COFFIN Charles Carleton (1823–96)
• COKE Desmond
• COLE Babette (1950–2017)
• COLE, Sir Henry (1808–82)
• Cole Hawlings
• COLERIDGE Sara (1802–52)
• Cole's Funny Picture Book
• COLFER Eoin (1965– )
• Collection of Pretty Poems for the Amusement of Children Three Feet High, by Tommy Tagg, Esq., A
• COLLINS Suzanne American author
• Collins’ Magazine for Boys and Girls
• COLLODI Carlo (Carlo Lorenzini)
• colour in children's books
• COLUM Padraic (1881–1972)
• Columbus, voyages of
• COLWELL Eileen H. (1904–2002)
• Come Hither,
• COMENIUS John Amos (Komenský, Jan Amos) (1592–1670)
• comics
• CONNOR Ralph (Revd Charles William Gordon) (1860–1937)
• Contes de ma mère l'Oye
• Conversations
• COOK Captain James (1728–79)
• COOLIDGE Susan (Sarah Chauncy Woolsey)
• COOLING Wendy
• COOMBS Patricia
• COONEY Barbara (1917–2000)
• COOPER Helen (1963–)
• COOPER James Fenimore (1789–1851)
• COOPER Mary (d. 1761) London printer
• COOPER Susan (1935–)
• copperplate engraving
• Cops and Robbers
• copybooks
• Coraline
• Coral Island, The
• Coram Boy
• Corduroy
• COREN Alan (1938–2007)
• Coretta Scott King Award
• CORKRAN Alice (1852–1916)
• CORMIER Robert (1925–2000)
• CORNER Julia (1798–1875)
• Cornish folk material
• Costa Children's Book Award
• COTTIN Sophie
• COTTON John
• COTTON Nathaniel (1705–88)
• Cotton-tail
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• MUCHAMORE Robert (1972–)
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• Muffet Little Miss
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• MÜHLENWEG, Fritz (1898–1961)
• MUIR Frank (1920–98)
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• MUKERJI, D. G.
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• MULOCK, D. M.
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• MUNARI Bruno (1907–1998)
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• My Friend Flicka
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• Mysteries of Harris Burdick, The
• myths
• N
• NAIDOO Beverley (1943–)
• Nana
• Nancy Cock's Pretty Song Book for all Little Misses and Masters
• Nancy Drew
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• Narnia
• NASH Ogden (1902–71)
• National Ambassador for Young People's Literature
• National Book Award
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• Naughtiest Girl in the School, The
• NAUGHTON Bill (1910–92)
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• NEEDHAM Violet (1876–1967)
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• Nelson Lee
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• NESBIT, E. (Edith) (1858–1924)
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• Never-Ending Story, The
• Never Never Land
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• Newbery Medal
• NEWELL Peter Sheaf (1862–1924)
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• New Mother, The
• New Nursery Rhymes for Old
• New Zealand Post
• NICHOLS Beverley (1898–1983)
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• NICHOLSON Sir William (Newzam Prior) (1872–1949)
• Nick Carter
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• Nightingale, The
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• Nipper
• Nipper
• Nippers
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• Nkwala
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• non-fiction for children
• nonsense
• Nonsense Songs, Stories, Botany, and Alphabets
• NORDSTROM Ursula (1910–1988)
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• Norse myths
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• Northern Lights
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• NÖSTLINGER, Christine (1936–2018)
• Not Now, Bernard
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• novelty book
• Now We Are Six
• Nurse Matilda
• Nursery ‘Alice’, The
• nursery rhymes (Mother Goose rhymes)
• Nursery Rhymes of England, The
• Nurse Truelove's New-Year's Gift:
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• NYE Robert (1939–2016)
• O
• OAKLEY Graham
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• Odd and Elsewhere
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• ogre
• O'HARA, Mary
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• OKORO Anezi (1929–)
• Old King Cole
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• Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats
• Old Woman and Her Pig, The
• Oliver Optic
• Olivia
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• ONADIPE, (Nathaniel) Kola (Kolawole) (1922–88)
• Once, Then, Now, After
• Once and Future King, The
• Once upon a time…
• One Hundred and One Dalmatians, The
• One Thousand and One Nights
• O'NEILL, Rose
• One, two, buckle my shoe
• Oojah Annual
• OPIE Peter (Mason) (1918–82) and Iona (Margaret Balfour) (1923–)
• OPPEL Kenneth (1967–)
• OPTIC Oliver (William Taylor Adams) (1822–97)
• Orange Pear Apple Bear
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• Original Poems, for Infant Minds,
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• Orlando the Marmalade Cat
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• OUTHWAITE Ida Rentoul (fl. 1900–35)
• Outlaws
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• Owl
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• Owl Babies
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• OXENBURY Helen (1938–)
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• Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes, The
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• OXLEY James Macdonald (1855–1907)
• Oz
• P
• Paddington Bear
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• PALMER, C. (Cyril) Everard (1930–2013)
• Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
• Panchatantra
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• ‘PANSY’ (Isabella Macdonald Alden) (1841–1930)
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• PAOLINI Christopher (1983–)
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• Parables from Nature
• PARDOE, M.
• Parent's Assistant, The
• PARISH Peggy (Margaret Cecile) (1927–88)
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• PEARCE, A. (Ann) Philippa (1920–2006)
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• Peter Rabbit
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• PETRY Ann (Lane) (1908–97)
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• PFISTER Marcus (1960–)
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• Philip Quarll
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• picture books
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• PIEŃKOWSKI, Jan (1936–)
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• Piglet
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• Pilgrim Street: a story of Manchester life (1867)
• PILKEY Dav
• PILKINGTON Mary (1766–1839)
• Pilpay, Fables of
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• Pinnock's Catechisms
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• Playing Beatie Bow
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• Pleasant Work for Busy Fingers
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• Pluck
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• Plutarch's Lives
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• poetry for children
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• Poetry for Children
• POGÁNY, Willy (Vilmos) (1882–1956)
• POLACCO Patricia (1944–)
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• Polly
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• Popeye the sailor-man
• Popular Fairy Tales;
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• PORTER Eleanor H.
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• Possum Magic
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• Postman Pat
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• POTTER, F. (Frederick) Scarlet (b.1834) British author
• Potter Harry
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• PRATCHETT Terry (1948–2015)
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• primer
• Primrose Prettyface, The Renowned History of
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• Printz Award
• Prisoner of Zenda, The
• Private Peaceful
• Professor Branestawm
• Professor Calculus
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• PROVENSEN Alice (1917–2018) and Martin (1916–87)
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• Prydain cycle
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• Puck of Pook's Hill
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• PULLEIN-THOMPSON, Christine (1925–2005), Diana (1925–2015) and Josephine (1924–2014)
• PULLMAN, (Sir) Philip (1946–)
• Punch and Judy
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• puppets
• Puritans
• Purple Jar, The
• PUSHKIN Alexander Sergeyevich (1799–1837)
• Pushmi-pullyu
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• PYM, T. (Clara Creed)
• Q
• Quangle-Wangle's Hat, The
• QUAY Emma (1968–)
• Queen of Hearts, The
• Quelch, Mr
• Quidditch
• QUILLER-COUCH, Sir Arthur (Thomas) (1863–1944)
• R
• Rabbit
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• RACKHAM Arthur (1867–1939)
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• Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman
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• RAIKES Robert (1735–1811)
• Railway Children, The
• Railway Series
• Rainbow
• Rainbow Fish
• Ralph Rover
• Ramona
• Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood
• RANDS William Brighty (1823–82)
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• Rapunzel
• RASCHKA Chris (1959– )
• RASKIN Ellen (1928–84)
• Rat
• Rattle-Bag, The
• RAWLINGS Marjorie Kinnan
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• reading books
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• Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
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• Red Fox
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• Red Shift
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• REED Talbot Baines (1852–93)
• Reepicheep
• REES Celia (1949– )
• REES David (Bartlett) (1936–93)
• REES, (George) Leslie (Clarke) (1905–2000)
• REEVE Philip (1966– )
• REEVES James (1909–78)
• REID, Captain (Thomas) Mayne (1818–83)
• REID BANKS, Lynne (1929–)
• REINIGER Lotte (1899–1981)
• religious instruction
• Religious Tract Society
• Reluctant Dragon, The
• RENNISON Louise (1951–2016)
• reviewing
• Revolting Rhymes
• Revolver
• reward books
• Rewards and Fairies
• REY, H. A. (Hans Augusto) (1898–1977)
• Reynard The Fox
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• REYNOLDS NAYLOR, Phyllis (1933–)
• Rhyme? and Reason?
• Rhymes for The Nursery,
• RICE Alice Hegan
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• RICHARDS (Howe), Laura E. (Elizabeth) (1850–1943)
• RICHARDSON Samuel (1689–1761)
• RICHLER Mordecai (1931–2001)
• RICHTER Hans Peter (1925–93)
• RICHTER Jutta (1955– ) German writer.
• RIDDELL Chris (1962– )
• Riddle of the Sands, The
• riddles
• RIDGE Antonia (1895–1981)
• RIDLEY Philip (1964– )
• Rifle Rangers, The,
• Rifles for Watie
• Rikki-Tikki-Tavi
• RILEY James Whitcomb (1849–1916)
• RINALDI Ann (1934– ) American author
• Ring a ring o’ roses
• RINGGOLD Faith (1930–)
• Rin-Tin-Tin
• RIORDAN Rick (1964– ) American author
• Rip Van Winkle
• Riquet à la houppe (Ricky with the Tuft)
• RITSON Joseph (1752–1803)
• Riverside Magazine for Young People
• Roald Dahl Funny Prize
• Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre
• ROBERTS, Sir Charles G. D. (George Douglas) (1860–1943)
• ROBERTS David (1970– )
• ROBERTS Elizabeth Madox
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• ROBERTSON Keith
• Robin Hood
• Robins, The
• ROBINSON Charles (1870–1937)
• ROBINSON, Joan (Mary) G. (Gale) (1910–88)
• ROBINSON, W. (William) Heath (1872–1944)
• Robinson Crusoe
• Robinsonnades
• Rob Roy (1671–1734)
• RODARI Gianni (1920–80)
• RODDA, Emily (Jennifer Rowe) (1948– )
• ROGERS John
• Roller Skates
• Rollo
• Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
• romances
• RONKSLEY William (fl. c. 1680–1700)
• Ron Weasley
• Rookwood
• Room on the Broom
• ROOSE-EVANS, James (1927– )
• Roosevelt Grady
• Rootabaga Stories
• Rosamond
• ROSCOE William
• Rose and the Ring, The
• ROSEN Michael (1946–)
• ROSENBACH, A. S. W. (Abraham Simon Wolf) (1876–1952)
• Rosie's Walk
• ROSOFF Meg (1956– )
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• ROSSETTI Christina Georgina (1830–94)
• ROUGHSEY Dick (1924–85)
• Round and Round the Garden
• ROUNDS Glen (Harold)
• Round Table
• Round the World in Eighty Days
• ROUSSEAU, Jean-Jacques (1712–78)
• ROUTLEDGE George (1812–88)
• Rover
• ROWE Jennifer
• ROWE Richard (1828–79)
• ROWLING, J. K. (Joanne)
• RUBINSTEIN Gillian (1942–)
• Ruby in the Smoke
• Rufty Tufty
• Ruggles family
• Rumble Fish
• Rumpelstiltskin
• Runaway, The
• RUNDELL Katherine (1987– )
• Rupert Bear
• RUSHER family
• RUSKIN John (1819–1900)
• Russian fairy and folk tales
• RUTGERS, An Anna Rutgers van Der Loeff-Basenau (Anna Rutgers van Der Loeff-Basenau)
• Ruthless Rhymes for Heartless Homes
• RYAN John
• RYLANT Cynthia (1954– )
• S
• S., Svend Otto (Svend Otto Sørensen) (1916–96)
• SABUDA Robert (1965– ) Paper engineer
• SACHAR Louis (1954– ) American writer
• SACHS Marilyn (1927–2016)
• Saffy's Angel
• St Clare's
• SAINT-EXUPÉRY, Antoine de
• St Jim's
• ST JOHN, Judith (1914–2007)
• St Nicholas
• St Trinian's
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• Sajo and her Beaver People
• SALGARI Emilio (1862–1911)
• SALINGER, J. D.
• SALKEY, (Felix) Andrew (Alexander) (1928–95)
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• SALZMANN, C. G. (Christian Gotthilf) (1744–1811)
• Sam Pig
• Samuel Whiskers
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• SANDBERG Inger (1930– ) and Lasse (1924–2008)
• SANDBURG Carl
• Sandford and Merton
• SANDHAM Elizabeth (fl. 1810)
• Sans Famille
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• Santa Claus
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• Sara Crewe,
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• Saturdays, The
• SAUNDERS Marshall (Margaret Marshall Saunders) (1861–1947)
• SAVILLE, (Leonard) Malcolm (1901–82)
• SAWYER Ruth (1880–1970)
• SAXBY, (Henry) Maurice (1924–2014)
• SAY Allen (1937– )
• Scalp Hunters, The
• Scarecrows, The
• Scarlet Pimpernel, The
• SCARRY Richard (McClure) (1919–94)
• SCBWI (The Society for Children's Book Writers and Illustrators)
• SCHART HYMAN, Trina (1939–2004)
• SCHEFFLER Axel (1957– )
• SCHMID Christoph Von (1768–1854)
• SCHMIDT, Annie M. G. (1911–1995)
• schoolbooks
• School Friend
• school stories
• SCHULZ Charles M. (1922–2000)
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• science
• science fiction (sci-fi)
• Scientific Dialogues,
• SCIESZKA Jon (1954– )
• SCOTT Michael (1789–1835)
• SCOTT Sir Walter (1771–1832)
• Scottish folk material
• Scout, The
• Scouting for Boys
• SCUDDER Horace E. (Elisha) (1837–1902)
• Sea Egg, The
• SEARLE Ronald (1920–2011)
• sea stories
• Second Jungle Book, The
• Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, aged 13¾, The
• Secret Garden, The
• Secret Seven, The
• SEDGWICK Marcus (1968– )
• SÉGUR, Sophie Rostopchine,
• SELDEN George (George Selden Thompson)
• Selfish Giant, The
• SELLAR, W. C. (Walter Carruthers) and YEATMAN, R. J. (Robert Julian)
• SELZNICK Brian (1966– )
• SEMPÉ (Jean-Jacques Sempé)
• SENDAK Maurice (Bernard) (1928–2012)
• Separate Peace, A
• Sephy Hadley
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• Series of Unfortunate Events, A
• SERRAILLIER Ian (Lucien) (1912–94)
• Sesame Street
• SETON Ernest Thompson (1860–1946)
• Settlers in Canada, The
• SEUSS, Dr (Theodor Seuss Geisel) (1904–91)
• Seven Champions of Christendom, The
• Seven Little Australians
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• Seventeenth Summer
• SEVERN David (David Storr Unwin) (1918–2010)
• SEWELL Anna (1820–78)
• SEWELL Elizabeth Missing (1815–1906)
• Sexton Blake
• sexuality
• Shadow of a Bull
• Shakespeare
• SHAN Darren (Darren O'Shaughnessy) (1972– )
• SHARKEY Niamh (Niamh Ní Shearcaigh) (1972–)
• SHARP Edith
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• SHELDON Ann
• SHELDON Dyan New York-born, London-based author.
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• SHEPARD, E. H. (Ernest Howard)
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• Shere Khan
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• Shock-Headed Peter
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• SHULEVITZ Uri (1935– )
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• SIERRA i FABRA, Jordi (1947– )
• Signal
• Silmarillion, The
• Silver Brumby, The
• Silver Chair, The
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• SILVERSTEIN Shel (Sheldon)
• SIMON Francesca (1955– )
• Simon and the Witch
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• Sing-Song
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• SLEIGH Barbara (1906–82)
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• SMITH Jessie Wilcox (1863–1935)
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• SMITH Lillian H. (1887–1983)
• SMITH Sarah
• Smoky, the Cowhorse
• Snape, Professor Severus
• Sneetches and Other Stories, The
• SNICKET Lemony (Daniel Handler) (1970– )
• Snoopy
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• Snow Queen, The
• Snow-white and Rose-red
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• Snuffy
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• SNYDER Zilpha Keatley (1927–2014)
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• SOMMERFELT, Aimée (1892–1975)
• Songs for the Nursery,
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• Sooty
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• SØRENSEN, Svend Otto
• SORENSEN Virginia (1912–91)
• SOTO Gary (1952– )
• Sounder
• SOUTHALL Ivan (Francis) (1921–2008)
• SOUTHEY Robert (1774–1843)
• space stories
• SPCK
• Speaker, The
• SPEARE Elizabeth George (1908–94)
• SPECKTER Otto (1807–71)
• spelling books
• SPENCE Eleanor (1928–2008)
• SPENSER Edmund
• SPERRY Armstrong (1897–1976)
• Spiderwick Chronicles, The
• SPIEGELMAN, Art
• SPIER Peter (1927–2017)
• SPINELLI Jerry (1941– ) American author
• Spiritual Milk for Boston Babes
• Sponge and Spiker
• sports, books of
• sports fiction
• Spot
• SPRING Howard (1889–1965)
• Spring-heeled Jack
• SPYRI (Heusser), Johanna (1827–1901)
• Squash and a Squeeze, A
• Squirrel Nutkin
• STABLES, (William) Gordon (1840–1910)
• Stalky & Co.
• STANIFORTH, Dr John William (1863–1927)
• Stanley Yelnats
• Stans Puer ad Mensam
• STANTON Andy (1973– )
• Starkey
• STEAD Rebecca (1968– )
• Steadfast Tin Soldier, The
• STEELE William O. (Owen) (1917–79)
• STEIG William (1907–2003)
• STEIN Gertrude (1874–1946)
• STEPHENS Charles Asbury (1844–1931),
• STEPTOE John (1950–89)
• Sterkarm Handshake, The
• STEVENSON James (1929– )
• STEVENSON Robert Louis (1850–94)
• STEWART Alan Breck
• STEWART Joel (1977– )
• STEWART, (Lady) Mary (Florence Elinor) (1916–2014)
• STEWART Paul (1955– )
• STIEFVATER Maggie (1981– )
• Stig of the Dump
• STINE, R. L. (Robert Lawrence)
• Stinky Cheese Man and other Fairly Stupid Tales, The
• STOBBS William (1914–2000)
• STOCKTON Frank R. (Richard) (1834–1902)
• STODDARD William O. (Osborn) (1835–1925)
• STOLZ Mary (Slattery) (1920–2006)
• Stone Book Quartet, The
• STONES Rosemary (1947– )
• STONG Phil
• STORR Catherine (1913–2001)
• Story of a Bad Boy, The
• Story of a Red-Deer, The
• Story of a Short Life, The
• Story of Ferdinand, The
• Story of the Amulet, The
• Story of the Little Mole Who Knew It Was None of His Business, The
• Story of the Treasure Seekers, The,
• storytelling
• STOWE Harriet Beecher (1811–96)
• Strand Magazine, The
• STRANG Herbert
• STRANGER Joyce (Joyce Muriel Wilson) (1921–2007)
• STRAPAROLA Gianfrancesco
• Stratemeyer Syndicate
• STREATFEILD Noel (1895–1986)
• street Arab stories
• street cries
• STRETTON Hesba (Sarah Smith)
• STRICKLAND Agnes (1796–1874)
• STRONG Jeremy (1949– )
• STROUD Jonathan (1970– )
• Struwwelpeter
• Stuart Little
• STUCLEY Elizabeth
• STUDDY, G. E.
• Stumps
• Subtle Knife, The
• SUDDABY Donald (1900–64)
• Sue Barton
• SUMMERLY Felix
• Summer of My German Soldier
• Sunday schools
• Sunny Stories
• superhero
• Superman
• Surya trilogy
• Susannah of the Mounties: a Canadian story of the nineties (1936)
• SUTCLIFF Rosemary (1920–92)
• SUTTON Eve (Evelyn Mary) (1906–92)
• Swallows and Amazons
• Swarm in May, A
• Sweeney Todd
• Sweet Valley High
• SWIFT Jonathan
• Swift Pure Cry, A
• SWINDELLS Robert (1939– )
• Swineherd, The
• Swish of the Curtain, The
• Swiss Family Robinson, The
• Sword in the Stone, The
• Sylvie and Bruno
• SYMONS, (Dorothy) Geraldine (1909–97),
• T
• TABART Benjamin (fl. 1801–18)
• Tabitha Twitchett
• TALBOT Ethel (1880–1944)
• Tale of Despereaux, The
• Tale of Peter Rabbit, The
• Tales from Shakespear. Designed for the use of young persons (1807).
• Tales of passed times by Mother Goose
• Tales of Peter Parley about America, The
• Tales of the Castle
• Tales Uniting Instruction with Amusement:
• tall tale
• TAN Shaun (1974–)
• Tanglewood Tales for girls and boys;
• Tapestry Room, The
• Tar-baby
• Tarka the Otter
• TARKINGTON Booth
• Tarzan
• TATE Joan (1922–2000)
• TAYLOR Ann (1782–1866) and Jane (1783–1824)
• TAYLOR Isaac (1759–1829)
• TAYLOR Jefferys (1792–1853)
• TAYLOR Mildred D. (1943–)
• TAYLOR Theodore (1921–2006)
• teddy bears
• Teddy Robinson
• Teddy Tail
• teenage fiction
• Teens
• Teeny-tiny
• Tell William
• temperance stories
• TEMPLE Shirley (1928–2014)
• TENNIEL Sir John (1820–1914)
• 1066 and All That
• TERHUNE Albert Payson (1872–1942)
• TERLOUW Jan (1931–)
• textbooks
• TEZUKA Osamu
• THACKERAY, W. M.
• theatre for children
• Theatre of Education
• There are fairies at the bottom of our garden
• There was a little girl
• There was a little man
• There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
• Thief Lord, The
• THIELE Colin Milton (1920–2006)
• 13 Clocks, The
• THOMAS Isaiah (1750–1831)
• Thomas, the Tank Engine
• THOMPSON Colin (1942– )
• THOMPSON Daniel Pierce (1795–1868)
• THOMPSON Kate (1956–)
• THOMPSON Kay
• Thompson and Thomson
• THOMS William John (1803–85)
• THOMSON, D. C., & Co.
• Thomson and Thompson
• THORN Ismay (Edith Caroline Pollock)
• Thorntons of Punchbowl Farm
• Thousand and One Nights
• Three Bears, The
• Three Billy-Goats Gruff
• Three blind mice
• Three Heads in the Well, The
• Three Little Kittens, The
• Three Little Pigs, The
• Three Midshipmen, The
• Three Mulla-Mulgars, The
• Three Musketeers, The
• Three Sillies, The
• Three Wise Men of Gotham
• Three Wishes, The
• Through the Looking-Glass
• Thumb Tom
• Thumbelina
• Thunder and Lightnings
• THURBER James (Grover) (1894–1961)
• Thursday's Child
• THWAITE Ann (1932–)
• Tiger Tim
• Tiger Who Came to Tea, The
• Tigger
• Tim
• time-slip story
• Tinder Box, The
• Ting-a-Ling
• Tinker Bell
• Tintin
• Tir na n-Og Awards
• Tituba of Salem Village
• TITUS Eve
• Toad
• Toad of Toad Hall
• Toby Tyler
• TODD Barbara Euphan (1890–1976)
• TODD, H. E. (Herbert Eatton) (1908–88)
• toe-rhymes
• toilet books
• Token for Children, A
• To Kill a Mockingbird
• TOLKIEN, J. R. R. (John Ronald Reuel) (1892–1973)
• TOLSTOY Count Leo (Lev) (Nikolayevich) (1828–1910)
• Tom
• Tom and Jerry
• Tom Brown's Schooldays,
• Tom Cringle's Log
• Tom Hickathrift
• Tom Kitten
• TOMLINSON Jill
• Tom Merry
• Tommy Tagg
• Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book, Voll. [sic] II
• Tommy Thumb's Song Book
• Tommy Trip
• Tommy Tucker
• Tomorrow, When the War Began
• Tom Sawyer
• Tom's Midnight Garden
• Tom Telescope
• Tom, the Piper's Son
• Tom Thumb
• Tom Tit's Song Book, The
• tongue-twister
• Top Book of All, The,
• TOPELIUS Zachris (Sakari) (1818–98)
• Topsy
• Topsy and Tim
• TOURTEL Mary
• TOWNSEND John Rowe (1922–2014)
• TOWNSEND Sue
• toy book
• toy-making books
• toy theatres (‘Juvenile Dramas’)
• Toytown
• TOZER Katharine
• Tracy Beaker
• trades, books of
• TRAILL Catharine Parr (Strickland) (1802–99)
• translation
• travel books
• Traveller in Time, A
• travelogue storybook
• TRAVERS, P. L. (Pamela Lyndon) (1899–96)
• TREADGOLD Mary (1910–2005)
• TREASE, (Robert) Geoffrey (1909–98)
• Treasure Island
• Treasure Seekers, The
• TREECE Henry (1911–66)
• TRIMMER, Mrs Sarah (1741–1810)
• TRING, A. Stephen
• Tripods, The
• Tristan (Tristram)
• TRIVIZAS Eugene (1946–)
• trolls
• TROWBRIDGE, J. T. (John Townsend) (1827–1916)
• Trumpeter of Krakow, The
• TUCK Raphael (1821–1900)
• TUCKER Charlotte Maria
• Tuck Everlasting
• TUDOR Tasha (1915–2008)
• TUER, A. W. (Andrew White) (1838–1900)
• Tulip Touch, The
• Tulku
• TULLET, Hervé (1958–)
• TUNIS John R. (Roberts) (1889–1975)
• Turbulent Term of Tyke Tiler, The
• Turf-Cutter's Donkey, The
• TURKLE Brinton (1915–2003)
• TURNER Elizabeth
• TURNER Ethel S. (Sibyl) (1872–1958)
• TURNER Philip (William) (1925–2006)
• Turpin Dick
• TWAIN Mark (Samuel Langhorne Clemens) (1835–1910)
• Tweedledum and Tweedledee
• Twelve and the Genii, The
• Twelve Dancing Princesses, The
• Twenty-One Balloons, The
• Twilight
• Twinkle, twinkle, little star
• Twits, The
• Two Little Confederates
• Two Little Savages
• Two Years Before the Mast
• TYTLER Ann Fraser
• U
• UDERZO Albert (1927–)
• Ugli-Wuglies
• UMPHELBY Fanny
• Una and Dan
• Uncle
• Uncle Lubin
• Uncle Oojah
• Uncle Remus,
• Uncle Tom's Cabin,
• Under the Tree
• Under the Window
• Undine
• Ungava
• UNGERER Tomi (Jean Thomas Ungerer) (1931–2019)
• Union Jack
• UNSTEAD, R. J. (Robert John) (1915–88)
• UNWIN David
• UNWIN Nora S. (Spicer) (1907–82)
• UPDALE Eleanor (1953– )
• UPTON Florence K. (1873–1922)
• URE Jean (1943– )
• UTTLEY Alison (1884–1976)
• V
• VACHELL, H. A.
• VAIZEY, Mrs George de Horne (1860–1916)
• VALENTINE, Mrs L. B.
• Valentine and Orson
• Valiant Little Tailor, The
• vampires
• VAN ALLSBURG, Chris (1949–)
• VAN LOON, Hendrik (Willem)
• VAN STOCKUM, Hilda (1908–2006)
• VELTHUIJS Max (1923–2005)
• Velveteen Rabbit, The
• VERNE Jules (1828–1905)
• VERNEY, (Sir) John 2nd Baronet (1913–93)
• Very Hungry Caterpillar, The
• Vicarage Family, The
• Vice Versa
• VILDRAC Charles (1882–1971)
• Village School, The,
• Violet Elizabeth Bott
• VIORST Judith (1931–)
• VIPONT Elfrida (1902–92)
• Visit from St Nicholas, A
• Vitalstatistix
• VIVAS Julie (1947– )
• VOAKE Charlotte (1957–)
• VOIGT Cynthia (1942–)
• Voldemort (Tom Riddle; ‘He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named’; ‘You-Know-Who’)
• Voyage of the ‘Dawn Treader’, The
• W
• WADDELL Martin (1941–)
• WAGNER Jenny (1939–)
• WAKEFIELD, S. A.
• WALKER David Harry (1911–92)
• Walk Two Moons
• WALL Dorothy (1894–1942)
• WALLIAMS David (1971–)
• Wallypug of Why, The
• WALPOLE Hugh
• Walrus and the Carpenter, The
• WALSH Jill Paton
• WALTON, Mrs O. F. (Amy Catherine) (1849–1939)
• Wanted: a King; or How Merle Set the Nursery Rhymes to Right (1890)
• WARD, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
• Warden's Niece, The
• War Horse
• WARNE Frederick (1825–1901)
• WARNER Susan Bogert (1819–85)
• Watch House, The
• Water-Babies, The
• Watership Down
• WATKINS-PITCHFORD, D. J.
• WATSON Clyde (1947–)
• WATTS Isaac (1674–1748)
• WEBB Kaye (1914–96)
• WEBB, Marion St John
• WEBSTER Jean
• WEBSTER Noah
• Wee Willie Winkie
• WEGNER Fritz (1924–2015)
• WEIR Harrison (1824–1906)
• Weirdstone of Brisingamen, The
• WELCH, D'Alté (Aldridge) (1907–70)
• WELCH Ronald (Ronald Felton) (1909–82)
• Well of the World's End, The
• WELLS, H. G. (Herbert George) (1866–1946)
• WELLS Rosemary (1943–)
• Welsh traditional tales
• Wendy
• We're Going on a Bear Hunt
• WERSBA Barbara (1932–)
• WEST Joyce (1908–85)
• WESTALL Robert (1929–93)
• WESTERFELD Scott (1963–)
• WESTERMAN Percy F. (1876–59)
• westerns
• Westward Ho!
• WETHERELL Elizabeth
• Wet Magic
• WEYMAN Stanley J. (John)
• What Katy Did
• WHATLEY Bruce (1954–)
• WHELAN Gerard (1957–)
• When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit
• When We Were Very Young
• Where's Spot?
• Where's Wally? (in America, Where's Waldo?) (1987–)
• Where the Rainbow Ends
• Where the Sidewalk Ends
• Where the Wild Things Are
• Whispers in the Graveyard
• Whitbread Children's Book Award
• WHITE, E. B. (Elwyn Brooks)
• WHITE, T. H. (Terence Hanbury) (1906–64)
• WHITE Thomas
• White Cat, The (La Chatte blanche)
• White Fang
• White Knight
• White Queen
• White Rabbit
• White Witch
• WHITLOCK Pamela (1920–82)
• WHITNEY (Train), Adeline Dutton (1824–1906)
• WHITTIER John Greenleaf (1807–92)
• Whittington Richard
• Who Killed Cock Robin?
• Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
• Who Sank the Boat?
• WHYBROW Ian (1941–)
• Why the Sea Is Salt
• Why the Whales Came
• WIBBERLEY Leonard (Patrick O'Connor) (1915–83)
• Wide Awake
• Wide, Wide World, The
• WIESE Kurt (1887–1974)
• WIESNER David (1956–)
• WIGGIN (Smith), Kate Douglas (1856–1923)
• WILBERFORCE Samuel
• WILD Margaret (1948–)
• Wild Animals I Have Known
• Wild Bill Hickok
• WILDE Oscar
• WILDER Laura Ingalls (1867–1957)
• Wilderness Champion
• WILDSMITH Brian (Lawrence) (1930–2016)
• Wild Swans, The
• Wild West Show
• Wilfred Gordon McDonald Partridge
• Will
• WILL and NICOLAS
• WILLANS, (Herbert) Geoffrey (1911–58)
• WILLARD Barbara (1909–94)
• WILLARD Nancy (1936–2017)
• WILLEMS Mo (1968–)
• William (William Brown)
• WILLIAMS Garth (1912–96)
• WILLIAMS Marcia (1945–)
• WILLIAMS Margery (1881–1944)
• WILLIAMS Ursula Moray (1911–2006)
• WILLIAMSON Henry (1895–1977)
• William Tell
• WILLIS Jeanne (1959–)
• Willy Wonka
• WILSON Jacqueline (1945–)
• WILSON, the Revd William Carus (1792–1859)
• Wilson the Wonder Athlete
• Wind in the Willows, The
• Windmill Man, The
• Wind on Fire, The
• Wind on the Moon, The
• Winnie-the-Pooh
• Winnie the Witch
• Wishing-Chair series
• witch
• Witches, The
• WITTLINGER Ellen (1948–)
• Wizard
• Wizard of Earthsea, A
• Wizard of Oz, The
• WODEHOUSE, Sir P. G. (Pelham Grenville) (1881–1975)
• WOJCIECHOWSKA Maia (Teresa) (1927–2002)
• Wolf Brother
• WOLLSTONECRAFT Mary (1759–97)
• Wolves
• Wolves of Willoughby Chase, The
• Wombles
• Wonder
• wonder book
• Wonder-Book for Girls and Boys, A
• Wonderful Adventures of Nils, The
• Wonderful Farm, The
• Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The
• Wonka Willy
• WOOD Anne (1937–)
• WOOD David (1944–)
• WOOD Kerry (Edgar Allardyce Wood) (1907–98)
• WOOD Lorna (1913–2010)
• woodcut
• wood engraving
• Wood Magic
• WOODSON Jacqueline (1963–)
• Wool-Pack, The
• WOOLSEY Sarah Chauncy
• WORDE Wynkyn de (d. 1534/5)
• World of Girls, A
• World Turned Upside Down, The
• WORMELL Chris (1955–)
• Worst Witch, The
• Worzel Gummidge
• Wouldbegoods, The
• WRIGHTSON, (Alice) Patricia (1921–2010)
• Wrinkle in Time, A
• writing sheets
• Wyatt Earp (1848–1929)
• WYETH, N. C. (Newell Convers)
• WYNDHAM John (1903–1969)
• WYNNE-JONES, Tim (1948–)
• WYSS, J. D.
• Y
• YA
• Yankee Doodle
• Yearling, The
• Yellow Dwarf, The (Le Naine jaune)
• YEP Laurence (1948–)
• YOLEN Jane (1939–)
• YONGE Charlotte M. (Mary) (1823–1901)
• Yonghy-Bonghy-Bò, The Courtship of the
• You are old, Father William
• YOUNG Ed (Tse-chun) (1931–)
• YOUNG Egerton Ryerson (1840–1904)
• young adult (YA)
• Young Elizabethan
• Young Fur-Traders, The
• Youngsters of Murray Home, The
• Young Visiters, The
• Youth's Companion, The
• Youth's Magazine, The
• Z
• Zagazoo
• ZEI Alki (1925–)
• ZELINSKY Paul O. (1953–)
• ZEMACH Margot (1931–89)
• ZEPHANIAH Benjamin (1958–)
• Zigzag Journeys
• ZIMNIK Reiner (1930–)
• ZINDEL Paul (1936–2003)
• ZION Gene (1913–75)
• ZIPES Jack (1937–)
• ZOLOTOW Charlotte (1915–2013)
• ZUSAK Markus (1975–)
• ZWERGER Lisbeth (1954–)
• Appendix – Award Winners