Julia Eccleshare is the children’s books editor at The Guardian. She has been a judge for the Branford Boase First Novel Prize and the Whitbread Children’s Book Prize. In 2000 she won the Eleanor Farjohn Award in recognition of her contribution to children’s publishing. Quentin Blake has illustrated over 300 children’s books and has won many awards. He was appointed Britain’s first children’s laureate in 1999 and was made a commander of the British Empire in 2005.
This latest addition to the acclaimed 1001 series is a guide to the
best classic and contemporary children’s literature.
"A survey of influential children's books... An asset for all those
who’ve caught—or never lost—the bug." ~Publisher's Weekly
“This 960-page, full-color hardcover is an excellent resource for
parents, teachers and librarians, but it also includes just about
every title I worshiped when I was younger –
and hundreds I still need to read.” ~USAToday.com
“This stimulating guide — international in scope — includes many
books you’ll be grateful to discover or revisit and many more that
have been all but forgotten.” ~New York Times Book Review
"Finally, there is a reference book to end all reference books...
This fat 960-page tome contains hundreds of the best chosen by
great children's authors and critics... Organized by age and
brilliantly illustrated, it also pops in all kinds of marvelous
lists -- Silly Books, Great Collections of Fables, Recommended
Books about Horses, More Great books about Granddads, Great War
Books, Time-travel Tales and so on..." ~The Huffington Post
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