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Nancy Tolson "Making books available: the role of early libraries, librarians, and booksellers in the promotion of African American children's literature". African American Review. FindArticles.com. 29 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2838/is_n1_32/ai_20610467/

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Articles in Spring, 1998 issue of African American Review

• African-American children and the case for community: Eleanora Tate's South Carolina trilogy
  by Carole Brown Knuth
• The First Woman in the Republic: A Cultural Biography of Lydia Maria Child
  by Annette Kolodny
• The rhetoric of quilts: creating identity in African-American children's literature
  by Olga Idriss Davis
• "Who Set You Flowin'?: The African-American Migration Narrative
  by Charles Scruggs
• John Henry: then and now
  by W. Nikola-Lisa
• "I double never ever never lie to my chil'ren": inside people in Virginia Hamilton's narratives
  by Roberta Seelinger Trites
• "Keepin' it real": Walter Dean Myers and the promise of African-American children's literature
  by R.D. Lane
• Tracing the trilogy
  by Eleanora E. Tate
• Flying Home and Other Stories
  by Robert J. Butler
• Insiders, outsiders, and the question of authenticity: who shall write for African American children?
  by Nina Mikkelsen
• Evoking the "holy and the horrible": conversations with Joyce Carol Thomas
  by Darwin L. Henderson
• "I'm gonna glory in learnin'": academic aspirations of African American characters in children's literature
  by Elizabeth Schafer
• Reading in color: children's book illustrations and identity formation for black children in the United States
  by Jacque Roethler
• The Tan Chanteuse
  by Heather Ross Miller
• The Lonesome Boy theme as emblem for Arna Bontemps's children's literature
  by Joseph A. Alvarez
• Making books available: the role of early libraries, librarians, and booksellers in the promotion of African American children's literature
  by Nancy Tolson
• Donald Crews: the signs and times of an American childhood - essay and interview
  by George Bodmer
• Them Dark Days: Slavery in the American Swamps
  by Eugene D. Genovese
• Commitment to change: the Council on Interracial Books for Children and the world of children's books
  by Beryle Banfield
• Tom Feelings: a Black Arts Movement
  by Vincent Steele