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"As the first history of children's books in America it is also a fine survey of the idea of the child as a cultural motif." -- Reader's Review
Gillian Avery, an established scholar in the history of children's literature, is the author of many books, including Victorian People in Life and Literature and Childhood's Patterns.
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