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A Selected List of Children's Books
Barksdale, Lena | November 9, 1940 issue

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The article presents a selected list of children's books. Books mentioned in the list are listed under headings like "Picture Books," "Tales of Fact and Fancy" and "For Ten-to-Twelve-Year-Olds." Titles of books listed under the heading "Picture Books" are "The Little Train," by Lois Lenski, "April's Kittens," by Clare Turlay Newberry, "Presents for Lupe," by Dorothy P. Lathrop, "The Tale of the Whitefoot Mouse," by Henry B. Kane and "They Were Strong and Good," by Robert Lawson. The book titled "The Little Train" is a simple story of a toy train. The book has many pictures.

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CHILDREN -- Books & reading; PICTURE books; LITTLE Train, The (Book); LENSKI, Lois; TALE of the Whitefoot Mouse, The (Book); KANE, Henry B.; APRIL'S Kittens (Book); NEWBERRY, Clare Turlay
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