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1. Indie Gatherings Usher in Fall.

Author

KIRCH, CLAIRE and OP DE BEECK, NATHALIE

Subjects
*TRADE shows, *BOOKSELLERS & bookselling
Abstract

The article mentions several regional trade shows for booksellers to be held in U.S. including Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association (PNBA) Fall Tradeshow, California Independent Bookstore Association's (CALIBA) Fall Fest and Heartland Fall Forum.

Published
2023

2. "The First Picture Book for Modern Children": Mary Liddell's Little Machinery and the Fairy Tale of Modernity.

Author

Op de Beeck, Nathalie

Subjects
PICTURE books, PRODUCTION (Economic theory), INDUSTRIALISM, NATURE
Abstract

Focuses on the picture book "Little Machinery," by Mary Liddell. Background of the book as evidence of developing production techniques in the U.S.; Views of Liddell regarding the balance between the mechanized construction of the industrial world and the natural environment; Acknowledgment of nature's interpenetration with technology in modern times.

Published
2004
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3. Flying starts.

Author

Brown, Jennifer M., Frederick, Heather Vogel, Maughan, Shannon, Jenkins, Emily, Di Marzo, Cindi, and Op De Beeck, Nathalie

Subjects
CHILDREN'S literature, ILLUSTRATORS, AUTHORSHIP
Abstract

Presents six children's authors who made their debuts in the fall of 1997. Javaka Steptoe's `In Daddy's Arms I Am Tall'; Tracey Porter's `Treasures in the Dust'; Chris Sheban's `I Met a Dinosaur'; A. M. Jenkins' `Breaking Boxes'; Valerie Coursen's `Mordant's Wish'; James Kaczman, who illustrated Rhonda Gowler Greene's `When a Line Bends... A Shape Begins.'

Published
1997

4. Museum & book herald civil rights heroes.

Author

Op De Beeck, Nathalie

Subjects
*HISTORICAL museums
Abstract

Focuses on J. Gerard Smith's role in creating the book `The National Civil Rights Museum Celebrates Everyday People,' by Alice Faye Duncan. Inspiration from Smith's visit to the museum; Assistance from BridgeWater associate publisher Bonnie Brook; Decisions on the book's photo-essay format.

Published
1995

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