| 19th Century Girls Series: Features author biographies and bibliographies of 19th-century series books. Includes excerpts from early books and articles related to authors and their works. | |
| A World of Imagination: Provides book reviews and links to author homepages. Also links to other child's literature . | |
| African Children's Literature: Features an introduction to African children's literature, authors, bibliography, and links. | |
| American Juvenile Collection: Research bibliography of children's books published 1910-1960. | |
| Author Spotlight: Biographies of and interviews with children's writers whose work has been published by Houghton-Mifflin. Also includes book summaries and suggestions for studying works in the classroom. | |
| Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site: Includes reviews of great children's books, classroom activities, lesson plans, and professional topics. | |
| Centre for International Research in Childhood: Literature, Culture, Media: British facility offers information on programs and events, news updates, discussion forum, and links. | |
| Children's Bibliographies: Provides categorized bibliographies of children's books. | |
| Children's Book Council of Australia: Offers support to authors and illustrators, annual awards, and events. Includes calendar of events, tips on getting published, and a quarterly journal. | |
| Children's Book Links: Includes links to the best sites for children's literature from around the globe. | |
| Children's Books Central: Collection of organized, annotated links to children's literature resources available on the web and by e-mail. | |
| Children's Fiction: Reviews on children's books written by consumers at Epinions.com. | |
| Children's Literature Connection: Encourages networking and collaboration among writers, illustrators, teachers, librarians, booksellers, publishers, and parents in upstate New York and Western New England. News, calendar of events, and membership information. | |
| Children's Literature Council of Southern California: Promotes literature for children and encourages excellence in the production and selection of books. Newsletter, calendar of events, award information, and speakers list. | |
| Children's Literature Network: Organization of those in Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Upper Michigan, and Wisconsin who have a professional interest in children's books, reading, and publishing. Includes a directory of authors and illustrators, upcoming events, reading lists, volunteer opportunities, membership information, and a members' area. | |
| Children's Literature On-line Lectures: A set of lecture notes for an children's literature course by John Corbally. Notes provide insight into what makes a classic. | |
| Children's Literature Web Guide: Internet resources related to books for children and young adults. | |
| Children's Picture Book Database at Miami University: A keyword-searchable database of over 4000 picture books; includes abstracts, subject classification, and Web links. | |
| Childrens Literature: A Guide to the Criticism: Features searchable annotated bibliography which draws together significant articles, books, and dissertations of children's literature criticism. | |
| DeGrummond Collection of Children's Literature: Children's literature research center specializing in American and British children's books. | |
| DLTK's Children's Book Breaks: Free printable instructions and templates for crafts, coloring pages, and other activities to accompany favorite children's books. | |
| Edmonton Children's Literature Roundtable: Calendar of events, membership benefits, and award information. Canada. | |
| Fairrosa Cyber Library: Offers a wide range of information on children's literature | |
| Frank Rogers' Guide to Children's Literature on the Web: A guide to Internet resources dealing with a wide variety of children's literature. | |
| International Board on Books for Young People: International network of those who are committed to bringing books and children together. News and information about activities. | |
| Junior Great Books: Develops children's critical-thinking skills, and encourages a life-long love of literature. Structured discussion for students. | |
| Kay Vandergrift's Children's Literature: Discusses children's literature and its impact on the lives of children. | |
| Nursery Rhymes of England: Compilations of nursery rhymes published in 1846, with some examples of even earlier collections. | |
| Surfing the Net with Kids: Banned Books Week: The best sites for kids and teens in celebration of Banned Books Week, rated and reviewed by San Diego Union-Tribune columnist, Barbara J. Feldman. From 1998. | |
| TeacherVision.com: Literature: Provides enrichment activities and Internet links related to popular children's books. | |
| The Foundation for Children's Books: Works to help teachers, librarians, and parents select and use quality children's literature. Calendar of events, information about programs, newsletter, and award information. Boston, Massachusetts. | |
| The Horn Book Virtual History Exhibit: History of the Horn Book Magazine, from 1924 to present. | |
| The Newbery Library: Interactive site created by school children lists Newbery books, provides summaries and quizzes, and offers short biographies of some authors. | |
| The Word Pool: This UK children's book site provides book reviews, author profiles, ideas for reluctant readers and information for children's writers. | |
| Toronto Children's Literature Roundtable: Teachers, librarians, parents gather together four times a year to share,promote and discuss children's books. | |
| Vandergrift's Special Interest Page for Children's Literature: Contains articles on several topics related to children's literature. | |
| Wally's Children's Literature: A syllabus for a course on children's literature including many links to reviews of over 30 classics. |
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