Hornbooks, Mother Goose, and the University Library
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https://doi.org/10.14713/jrul.v21i2.1367Keywords:
Graduate School of Library Service, Rutgers, Library, Children's Literature, Collection DevelopmentAbstract
Gaver makes the case for university libraries to collection juvenile or children's literature. She states "The development of a body of literature for children sufficient in quality and quantity to justify really critical attention and study at the university level is a phenomenon of the twentieth century and, curiously enough, it is also a phenomenon still limited primarily to the countries of northern Europe and the English-speaking world.Downloads
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2012-05-07
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