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BRITISH CHILDREN'S BOOKS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Eyre, Frank.

   

- New York : E.P. Dutton & Co. (1973)
- 8vo.
- cloth, dust jacket.
- 207+(1) pages.
- Order Nr. 20470
- Price: $ 5.00



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Revised and expanded version of the original 1952 British edition. Starts with the historical development of children's literature and continues by examining trends in British children's books from 1900 to the present day. Discusses authors, artists and books that are particularly outstanding in the field. With various bibliographies and lists. Jacket spine faded.

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