The de Grummond Children’s Literature Collection began in 1966, when Dr. Lena Y. de Grummond came to the University of Southern Mississippi

There are stories that you love to read, and then there are stories that you love to teach. I love teaching Maria Edgeworth’s The Purple Jar

The ChLA International Committee is pleased to present the abstracts for the 2023 International Panel focusing on Islands in Children’s...

The ChLA International Committee is pleased to announce the panelists for the 2024 sponsored panel, focusing on Memory in Children's and...

The Institute of English Studies of the University of Wrocław in the framework of Erasmus Mundus International Master: Children’s,...

CALL FOR PAPERS Fostering Dialogue: Teaching Children’s Literature and Reading for Fun at University 3rd International Online Conference...

The communications committee invites you to join the upcoming Children's Literature Association's Global South Speakers Series! Our...

Children’s literature coming out of the Caribbean region and the Caribbean diaspora exists dynamically in today’s world. Yet more...

Before we read the word, we read the world (Freire, 1970). Before children set foot in formal school settings, they are immersed in...

Content Warnings: Discussions of child death, disability, and suicide follow. Thomas et L’infini has not been translated into English....