children's literature

Columbus, OH – This fall, the Columbus Museum of Art (CMA) will premiere Wild Thin

Artistic interpretations of a classic twentieth-century English children’s story by illustrators from outside the UK are the focus of a new exhibition in the Lake District.
 

American illustrator Jessie Willcox Smith (1863-1935) is (back) in the spotlight, with one of her original artworks

March is women’s history month, which prompts an annual uptick in auction and bookseller offerings of ‘women’s books’ and related topics.

Clogs, sketchbooks, and an iconic waistcoat will go on display alongside hundreds of other literary artifacts later this month when a major new exhibition telling the life story of children’s write

The name Peter Sís will be recognizable to anyone who has had an interest in children’s literature during the past three decades.

Our Bright Young Collectors series continues today with Gabriel Duckels, winner of the 2021 R

Beloved picture book author and artist Eric Carle passed away earlier this week at the age of 91.

Unless you’ve been living with the Lorax, you’ve undoubtedly heard the news that six Dr. Seuss picture books have been pulled from shelves — not banned, but instead recalled by their owner, Dr.

Dallas, TX – In 1956, upon the occasion of L. Frank Baum’s 100th birthday, Justin Schiller loaned to Columbia University impossible-to-find copies from the author’s Land of Oz series.