Children's literature : a reader's history, from Aesop to Harry Potter
(Book)

Toward a new history of children's literature

Speak, child: children's literature in classical antiquity

Ingenuity and authority: Aesop's fables and their afterlives

Court, commerce, and cloister: the literatures of medieval childhood

From alphabet to elegy: the Puritan impact on children's literature

Playthings of the mind: John Locke and children's literature

Canoes and cannibals: Robinson Crusoe and its legacies

From islands to empires: storytelling for a boy's world

On beyond Darwin: from Kingsley to Seuss

Ill-tempered and queer: sense and nonsense, from Victorian to modern

Straw into gold: fairy-tale philology

Theaters of girlhood: domesticity, desire, and performance in female fiction

Pan in the garden: the Edwardian turn in children's literature

Good feeling: prizes, libraries, and the institutions of American children's literature

Keeping things straight: style and the child

Tap your pencil on the paper: children's literature in an ironic age

Children's literature and the history of the book.