recording the goings-on of the McKinley Library, serving PreK-5th grade students at PS 363
(The Neighborhood School) and PS63 (The S.T.A.R. Academy) in NYC.
I love book lists. And now, The New York Public Library has just published a list of "100 Best Picture Books," on occasion of their current exhibitionThe ABC of It: Why Children’s Books Matter, "an examination of why children’s books are important: what and how they teach children, and what they reveal about the societies that produced them." The exhibition is really geared for adults interested in the history of children's literature; however there are some fun hands-on displays and lively spaces--like the recreation of Margaret Wise Brown's Goodnight Moon's great green room, that will occupy kids while their grown-ups examine the contents of the display cases.
Most of these books are in our school library's collection, and they circulate regularly, proving that these "classics" on our shelves withstand the test of time--and children!
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