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Picture Books about Imagination and Play
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Mark Your Calendars: 11th Annual Book Sale
Just Announced: The Bulletin's 2011 Blue Ribbons!
New CCB Facebook Page To stay connected with what’s going on at the CCB, be sure to ‘like’ our brand-new Facebook page. We’ll remind you of upcoming events and programs in the CCB, like the Galley Giveaway or Youth Lit Book Club meetings. You’ll be the first to hear when new bibliographies and interviews are posted to the CCB website. We’ll also announce special volunteer opportunities with CCB Outreach events. Upcoming Events |
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Center Mission
The Center for Children’s Books (CCB) at the Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS) is a crossroads for critical inquiry, professional training, and educational outreach related to youth-focused resources, literature and librarianship. The Center’s mission is to facilitate the creation and dissemination of exemplary and progressive research and scholarship related to all aspects of children’s and young adult literature; media and resources for young (age 0-18) audiences; and youth services librarianship. In partnership with The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books—an authoritative analytic review journal—the Center aims to inspire and inform adults who connect young people with resources in person, in print, and online. The Center sponsors activities and hosts interdisciplinary research projects involving both theory and practice. In its dual role as research collection and educational community, the Center has national impact on the future of reading and readers. |


The staff at the Bulletin is happy to announce the 2011 Blue Ribbons, their choices for the best of children's and YA literature for the previous year. Blue Ribbons are chosen annually by the Bulletin reviewers and represent what we believe to be outstanding examples of fiction, nonfiction, and picture books for youth.