Spotlight
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The ABC of It: Why Children's Books MatterFacebook page for a current exhibit at the New York Public Library. The exhibit is curated by Leonard Marcus, and explores why children's books are important.
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
Where can I find children's literature at UR?
In Boatwright Library, all children's/young adult fiction and non-fiction is located in the "PZ" section of the Oversized books on Level B2.
The bulk of children's literature can be found in the Education Studio, located in Fountain Hall, Room G32. You can also find a wealth of practical resources and teaching tools.
For additional questions about the studio, please contact Angela Leeper (Education Studio Director) or visit the Education Studio's website here: https://education.richmond.edu/education-studio/index.html
Searching for Children's Books in the Library Catalog
To locate children's and young adult books an a particular topic, search for the topic + the word "juvenile."
Social Sciences Librarian
Kyle Jenkins
He/Him/His
Contact:
kyle.jenkins@richmond.edu
(804)-289-8262
Refectory, Room #143 (during Boatwright Library construction)
(804)-289-8262
Refectory, Room #143 (during Boatwright Library construction)