"B Is for Battle: Children and the Civil War" (Smith), 29:244-251
Baa (Macaulay), i15:197-206
Babar (de Brunhoff), 1:162-172; 11:76-95,96-108; 13:209-214
Bach, Alice, They'll Never Make a Movie Starring Me, i4:176-178
"Back to Pooh Corner" (Lurie), 2:11-17
"'Bad Boys' in Translation" (Phillips), 30:235-237
Baker, Betty, Settlers and Strangers: Native Americans of the Desert Southwest and History as They Saw It, i7:233-241
Bakewell, Michael, Lewis Carroll: A Biography, i29:229-243
Bakker, Jan, "A List of the Juvenile Literature in the Hughes Public Library, Rugby, Tennessee," 5:189-238; "Summer Reading at Woodlands: A Juvenile Library of the Old South," 9:221-132
Baldur and the Mistletoe (Hodges; Hoover, ill.), i4:196-198
The Ballad of the Burglar of Babylon (Bishop), i4:206-213
Ballantyne, Robert Michael, The Coral Island, 25:205-213
Bancroft, Griffing, the White Cardinal (Fracé, ill.), i3:234-235
Barker, C.M., 22:70-89
Barnen's Ö [Children's Island] (Jersild), 9:51-60
Barney Ford, Black Baron (Talmadge and Gilmore), i2:215-217
Barreca, Regina, "Bloomsbury and Wonderland," i17:202-205
Barrie, J.M., 1:104-124; 18:101-113, Peter Pan, 6:165-181; 9:19-27; 10:37-55; i10:159-162; 14:177-185; 18:114-124; 27:205-210
Barrington, Candace, "Bringing Medieval Children Out of the Shadows," 32:203-208
Barrow, Craig Wallace, "Recent Science Fiction and Science Fantasy," i5:294-297
Barstow, Allen M., "The Concept of the Child in the Middle Ages: The Ariès Thesis," 4:41-43
Barstow, Jane, "Charles Dickens, Marcel Proust, and Günter Grass on Childhood," 7:147-168
Barton, Criselda, Margaret Meek and Aidan Warlow, eds., The Cool Web: The Pattern of Children's Reading, i12:192-199
Barton, Phyllis Settercase, Pictus Orbis Sambo: A Publishing History, checklist, and Price Guide for The Story of Little Black Sambo (1899-1999), i29:260-266
Bator, Robert, "Eighteenth-Century Prefigurements," 11:175-178; "Out of the Ordinary Road: Locke and English Juvenile Fiction in the Eighteenth Century," 1:46-53; as rev. Rousseau's Emile and Early Children's Literature (Patterson), i2:238-239; ed., Signposts to Criticism of Children's Literature, 13:194-198
Battrick, Elizabeth M., Joyce Irene Whalley, Anne Stevenson Hobbs and Judy Taylor, Beatrix Potter, 1866-1943: the Artist and Her World, i19:179-188
Bauer, John, Great Swedish Fairy Tales (Olenius, ed.), i3:223-224
Baum, L. Frank, 1:162-172; 2:110-118; 8:157-163; 10:153-155; 23:91-114; 28:2425-248; 32:235-238; The Master Key (Cory, ill.; intro by Greene and Greene), i5:288-293; The Purple Dragon and Other Fantasies (selected by Greene), i8:157-163; The Wizard of Oz (Hearn, ed.), i2:231-234; i14:205-207; The Wizard of Oz, (Hague, ill.), i14:205-207.
The Baum Bugle (Meyer, ed.), i2:213-214
"Baum's Magic Powder of Life" (Sale), i8:157-163
Baylor, Bird, And It Is Still That Way and Hawk, I'm Your Brother (Parnall, ill.), i7:233-241
Bearden, Romare, ill., Poems from Africa (Allen), i2:215-217
The Bear's Famous Invasion of Sicily (Buzzati), i6:239-245
Bear's Heart (Supree), i7:233-241
Beatrix Potter (MacDonald), 16:207-211
Beatrix Potter, 1866-1943: The Artist and Her World (Taylor et al.), i19:179-188
Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit: A Children's Classic at 100 (Lanham) i32:2331-234
Beatrix Potter's Americans: Selected Letters (Morse, ed.), i12:185-191
Beattie, Ann, "Shaping the National Character, The Story of a Bad Boy," 5:63-65
Beatty, Jerome, Jr., Matthew Looney and the Space Pirates, i5:294-297
Beatty, Patricia, Red Rock over the River, i2:226-228
Beauties, Beasts and Enchantment: Classic French Fairy Tales (Zipes, ed.), i20:236-240
"Beauty and the Beast," i34:214-217
Beauty and the Beast: Visions and Revisions of an Old Tale (Hearne), i20:236-240
Beckett, Sandra, "Parodic Play with Paintings in Picture Books," 29:175-195; Transcending Boundaries: Writing for a Dual Audience of Children and Adults, i30:229-234
Beckman, Gunnel, Mia Alone, i5:298-300
Beckwith, Osmond, "The Oddness of Oz," 5:74-91
bedroom scenes, 19:53-74
Before Oz: Juvenile Fantasy Stories from Nineteenth-Century America (West, ed.), i20:225-229
"The Beginning Place: LeGuin's Metafantasy" (Attebery), 10:113-123
Behold the Child; American Children and Their Books, (1621-1922) (Avery), i25:250-254
"Beholding American Children: A British Perspective" (Craddock), 25:250-254
Bel Ria (Burnford), i9:203-209
Below the Root (Snyder), i6:211-220
Bemelmans, Ludwig, 19:75-89
"Benevolent Brothers and Supervising Mothers: Ideology in the Children's Verses of Mary and Charles Lamb and Charlotte Smith" (Ruwe), 25:87-115
Benson, Patrick, ill., The Blue Book of Hob Stories, The Green Book of Hob Stories, The Red Book of Hob Stories and The Yellow Book of Hob Stories (Mayne), i15:214-218
Benson Boy (Southall; Fetz, ill.), i4:203-209
Beowulf, 22:90-100
Berman, Ronald, "The Innocent Observer," 9:40-50
Bernstein, Marjory and Janet Kobrin, Earth Namer, i4:196-198; The Summer Maker: An Ojibway Indian Myth (Burgess, ill.), i7:233-241
Best, James B., "Two Illustrators [Ardizzone and Shepard]," i11:195-198
"The Best Magazine for Children of All Ages": Cross-Editing St. Nicholas Magazine (1873-1905) (Gannon), 25:153-180
Betsy-Tacy Series, 32:84-111; 33:41-65
Bettelheim, Bruno, 6:93-112,18:125-126; "Between 1776 and 1976: The World of Children in an American Commune of the 1890's" (Butler), 6:61-76; The Uses of Enchantment, 6:234-238; with Karen Zelan, On Learning to Read: The Child's Fascination with Meaning, i12:192-199
"Between 1776 and 1976: The World of Children in an American Commune of the 1890's" (Butler), 6:61-76
Bewick, Thomas and John, 24:1-22
"Beyond Explanation, and Beyond Inexplicability, in Beyond Silence" (Nodelman), 12:122-133; Response (Cameron), 12:134-146
Beyond Silence (Cameron), 12:122-133, 134-146
Bianco, Margery Williams, The Velveteen Rabbit (Nicholson, ill.), 18:17-30
The Bible for Children; From the Age of Gutenberg to the Present (Bottigheimer), i27:199-204
Bibliographia Oziana: A Concise Bibliographic Checklist of the Oz Books by L. Frank Baum and His Successors (Hanff, Greene et al), i8:157-163
"Bibliographies of Series Books" (Kelly), i9:214-220
A Bibliography of Hard-cover Boys' Books (Hudson), i9:214-217
Bibliography of the Little Golden Books (Jones, comp.), i19:208-211
Bierhorst, John, The Girl Who Married a Ghost (Curtis, photo.), i7:233-241; In the Trail of the Wind, i3:218-221; Songs of the Chippewa, i4:196-198; trans., Spirit Child: A Story of the Nativity (Cooney, ill.), i15:179-185
Bilbo (from The Hobbit by Tolkien), 8:133-140
Bileck, Marvin and Schenk de Regniers, Penny, i6:239-245
Billman, Carol, 18:173-183; "Literature and the Child Reader," i12:192-199; "Rewriting History for Children," 9:197-199; The Secret of the Stratemeyer Syndicate: Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys, and the Million Dollar Fiction Factory, i18:173-183
Billone, Amy, "The Boy Who Lived: From Carroll's Alice and Barrie's Peter Pan to Rowling's Harry Potter," 32:178-202
Billout, Guy, Number 24, i4:214-218
Billy Bartram and His Green World (Sanger), i5:261-269
Bingham, Jane and Grayce Scholt, Fifteen Centuries of Children's Literature: An Annotated Chronology of British and American Works in Historical Context, i14:187-193
biographies for children, 1:143-151; 3:245-248; 5:301-303
"Biography for Children," (Stott), i3:245
"Birds and Beasts" (Fine), i3:234-235
Birken, Andrew, J.M. Barrie and the Lost Boys: The Love Story That Gave Birth to Peter Pan, i10:159-162
A Birthday for the Princess (Lobel), 4:202-206
Bisha of Burundi (Clifford; Stubley, ill.), i2:215-217
Bishop, Elizabeth, The Ballad of the Burglar of Babylon (Grifalconi, ill.), 4:206-210
Bittker, Susan, They Named Me Gertrude Stein (Wilson), i2:242-243
Bixler, Phyllis, Frances Hodgson Burnett, i6:207-211; "The Lion and the Lamb: Imagining and Creating Peace Through the Arts," 28:175-180; "Other Voices," i20:230-235; "The Secret Garden 'Misread': The Broadway Musical as Creative Interpretation," 22:101-126; The Secret Garden: Nature's Magic, i26:229-237
black America, i2:215-216
Black Beauty, 28:95-111
Black Woman: A Fictionalized Biography of Lucy Terry Prince (Katz), 3:245-248
Blackburn, Thomas, The Devil's Kitchen, i10:186-193
Blackburn, William, "The Influence of Anxiety: Kipling's Hidden Narratives," i20:175-179
Blackford, Holly, "Vital Signs at Play: Objects as Vessels of Mother-Daughter Discourse in Louisa May Alcott's Little Women," 34:1-36
Blackmore, Vivien, ed., Why Corn Is Golden: Stories about Plants (Martinez-Ostos, ill.), i15:179-185
Blake, Kathleen, Play, Games, and Sport: The Literary Works of Lewis Carroll, i4:186-191; "The Sea-Dream Peter Pan and Treasure Island," 6:165-178
Blake, Pamela, Peep Show, i4:198-202
Blake, William, 2:148-151; 6:130-140
"Bleeding Romans on Leaky Barges: Elijah Fenton's Cleopatra and the Process of Schoolboy Verse" (Rogal), 14:123-131
"A Blind Child's View of Children's Literature" (Werner), 12:209-216
Blishen, Edward and Leon Garfield, The Golden Shadow, (Keeping, ill.), i3:218-221
Bloom, Harold, ed., Rudyard Kipling and Rudyard Kipling's Kim, i20:175-179
Bloom, Susan P. and Cathryn M. Mercier, "Limitless Wonder of Story," i24:229-234
"Bloomsbury and Wonderland" (Barreca), i17:202-205
Blos, Joan W., A Gathering of Days, i10:169-177
The Blue Book of Hob Stories (Mayne; Benson, ill.), i15:214-218
Blume, Judy, Forever, i7:248-254
Bock, William Sauts, ill., Malcolm Yucca Seed (Gessner), i7:233-241
Bodecker, N.M., ed. and ill., It's Raining, Said John Twaining, i3:223-224; Let's Marry Said the Cherry and Other Nonsense Poems, i4:165-172
"Bodies and Pleasures in The Wind in the Willows" (Marshall), 22:58-69; Response (Gaarden), 22:68-69
Bodmer, George, "Victorian Illustrators and Their Critics," 31:181-185
Boegehold, Betty, Pippa Mouse (Szekeres, ill.), i3:203-206
Boesen, Victor and Florence Curtis Graybill, Edward S. Curtis: Photographer of the North American Indian, i7:233-241
A Book of Animal Poems (Cole), i3:198-202
A Book of Children's Literature (Hollowell), i6:246-254
Boone, Troy, "Of Wolves and Boys," i33:237-241
The Borribles (de Larrabeiti), 7:242-247
The "Borrowers," 31:71-89
Bosmajian, Hamida, "Censorship and Mythmaking in Nazi Germany," i14:171-176; "Dangerous Images: the Pictorial Construction of Childhood," 28:262-267; "Doris Orgel's The Devil in Vienna: From Trope into History," 28:112-131; "Ever-Present Shadows of the Past," 34:231-238; "Mildred Taylor's Story of Cassie Logan: A Search for Law and Justice in a Racist Society," 24:141-160; Sparing the Child: Grief and the Unspeakable in Youth Literature about Nazism and the Holocaust, i32:252-263; "Vastness and Contraction of Space in Little House on the Prairie," 11:49-63; "Writing for Children about the Unthinkable," i17:206-211; with Alleen Pace Nilsen, Censorship in Children's Literature, i27:233-238
Boston, Lucy M., Greene Knowe series, 8:53-67; 11:145-155; 22:139-148
botany, 2:92-97
Bottigheimer, Ruth B., The Bible for Children: From the Age of Gutenberg to the Present, i27:199-204; "Changing Agendas," 21:162-166; "Children of the [17]60s--and Beyond," 32:222-225; Fairy Tales and Society: Illusion, Allusion, and Paradigm, 17:156-170; "German Children's Literature," i17:176-181; "Grace-Notes, Icons, and Guardian Angels," i19:192-197; Grimms' Bad Girls and Bold Boys: The Moral and Social Vision of the Tales, i17:182-192; "Iconographic Continuity in Illustrations of 'The Goosegirl,'" 13:49-71; "Inspired Lyric, Ponderous Prose, and the Promise of Salvation," i24:188-192; "Misperceived Perceptions: Perrault's Fairy Tales and English Children's Literature," 30:1-18
Bottoms, Janet, "'To read aright': Representations of Shakespeare for Children," 32:1-14
"The Boy Who Lived: From Carroll's Alice and Barrie's Peter Pan to Rowling's Harry Potter" (Billone), 32:178-202
Bova, Ben, City of Darkness, i6:211-220; End of Exile, i6:202-211
"Boyology in the Twentieth Century" (Kidd), 28:44-72
Boys and Girls Forever: Children's Classics from Cinderella to Harry Potter (Lurie), i32:235-238
Bowers, A. Joan, "The Fantasy World of Russell Hoban," 8:80-97
boys fiction, 7:17-44; 9:214-217
"The Boys" (Matute), 15:170-173
Bozanic, Ingrid, "Contemporary Children's Literature in Norway," 3:61-65
Bradbury, Ray, preface, Wonderful Wizard Marvelous Land (Moore), i4:192-193
Bradford, Clare, "The End of Empire? Colonial and Postcolonial Journeys in Children's Books," 29:196-218; Reading Race: Aboriginality in Australian Children's Literature, i33:274-279
Branscum, Robbie, Johnny May, i7:255-261
"Brave New Alice: Anna Matlack Richards's Maternal Wonderland" (Sigler), 24:55-73
Brazil, Angela, 8:168-175
Bread and Honey (Southall), i4:195-196
"Breaking Chains: Brother Blue, Storyteller" (Cech), 9:151-177
Breaking the Angelic Image: Woman Power in Victorian Children's Fantasy (Honig), i21:194-196
Breaking the Magic Spell: Radical Theories of Folk and Fairy Tales (Zipes), i11:171- 174
Bremser, Martha, "The Voice of Solitude: The Children's Verse of Walter de la Mare," 21:66-91
Bridgers, Sue Ellen, All Together Now, i10:169-177
Bridges for the Young: The Fiction of Katherine Paterson (Smedman and Chaston, eds), i33:268-273
Briggs, Julia, "E. Nesbit, the Bastables, and The Red House, A Response," 25:71-85; with Gillian Avery, eds., Children and Their Books: A Celebration of the Work of Iona and Peter Opie, i20:211-217
Briggs, Raymond, The Tin-Pot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman and When the Wind Blows, i15:197-206
Bring Me All of Your Dreams (Larrick), i10:186-193
"Bringing Medieval Children Out of the Shadows" (Barrington), 32:203-208
"Bringing Shakespeare to Young People, and Young People to Shakespeare" (Homan), i12:149-153
Brockman, Bennett A., "Children and Literature in Late Medieval England," 4:58-63; "Medieval Songs of Innocence and Experience," 2:40-49; "Robin Hood and the Invention of Children's Literature," 10:1-17
Brontë, Charlotte, Jane Eyre, 3:107-116; 9:40-50
Brooks, Peter, Reading for the Plot: Design and Intention in Narrative, 14:163-168
Brother Blue, 9:151-177
Brothers Lionheart (Lindgren), 23:165-178
Brown Gold: Milestones of African-American Children's Picture Books, 1845-2002 (Martin), i33:242-251
Brown, John Russell, Shakespeare and His Theatre (Gentleman, ill.), i12:149-153
Brown, Margaret Wise, 22:149-161,162-172
Brownies, 29:91-112
Browning, Robert, The Pied Piper, 7:104-14
The Brownstone (Scher; Mack, ill.), i4:202-206
Brüggemann, Theodor, and Otto Brunken, Handbuch zur Kinder- und Jugendliteratur: Vom Beginn des Buchdrucks bis 1570, i17:176-181
Brüggemann, Theodor, and Hans-Heino Ewers, Handbuch zur Kinder- und Jugendliteratur: Von 1750 bis 1800, i17:176-181
Brunhoff, Jean de, 11:76-95,96-108
Brunken, Otto and Theodor Brüggemann, eds., Handbuch zur Kinder- und Jugendliteratur: Vom Beginn des Buchdrucks bis 1570, i17:176-181
"Bruno Bettelheim and the Fairy Tales" (Heisig), 6:93-112
Building a Children's Literature Collection (Quimby, Jackson and Weber), i6:260-263
"Bungalows and Bazaars: India in Victorian Children's Fiction" (Rowland), 2:192-196
Bunyan, John, 23:91-114
Burch, Robert, Doodle and the Go-Cart, Hut School and the Wartime Home-Front Heroes and Two That Were Tough, i7:255-261
Burgess, Anne, ill., The Summer Maker: An Ojibway Indian Myth (Bernstein and Korbrin), i7:233-241
Burkert, Nancy Ekholm, ill., Snow-White and the Seven Dwarfs: A Tale from the Brothers Grimm (Jarrell, trans.), i2:223-226
Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 7:191-207; 16:91-108, 207-210; The Secret Garden, 1:74-76; 11:1-13; 22:101-123
Burnford, Sheila, Bel Ria, i9:203-209
Burns, Allan F., "Mexican Myths and Stories as Children's Literature," i15:179-185
Burns, Lee, "Red Riding Hood," 1:30-36
Burnt Norton (Eliot), 1:74-76
Burton, Virginia Lee, 2:166-172
Busch, Wilhelm, 1:77-92
Bushnell, Kristine, "Russian Modernism for Children," i18:164-169
Butler, Dorothy, Cushla and Her Books, i12:192-199
Butler, Evelyn, "A Varied and Useful Text," i23:265-270
Butler, Francelia, i17:193-201; "Between 1776 and 1976: The World of Children in an American Commune of the 1890's," 6:61-76; "The Child in Shakespeare," 2:209-212; "Children's Literature and the Media," i7:225; "Death in Children's Literature," 1:104-124; Editor-in-Chief, Children's Literature (volumes 1-21), 6:3-5;7:3-4; "The First Word," 8:1-2; "From Fantasy to Reality: Ruskin's King of the Golden River, St. George's Guild, and Ruskin, Tennessee," 1:62-73; Indira Gandhi, i17:193-201; "Learning, Basic Human Interests, and the Teaching of Children's Literature," i2:244-251; On Children's Literature and The Nesbit Tradition, i3:238; "Over the Garden Wall/I Let the Baby Fall: The Poetry of Rope-Skipping," 3:186-195; Sharing Literature With Children, i6:246-254; "Skip Rope Rhymes as a Reflection of American Culture," 5:104-116; with Bruce W. McWilliams and Robert G. Miner, Jr., Educational Survival Kit: Learning, Basic Human Interests, and the Teaching of Children's Literature, i2:244-251; 2003 FB Lecture, 34:193-208
Butler, Francella, In Memoriam: 28:181-194
The Butter Battle Book (Seuss), i15:197-206
Buzzati, Dino, The Bear's Famous Invasion of Sicily, i6:239-245
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