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    Wyeth’s illustrations), by James Boyd, and The Trumpeter of Kracow (1928), by Eric Kelly. The ā€œjunior novelā€ came to the fore in the following decade, together with an increase in books about foreign lands, minority groups, and a boom in elaborate picture books. Children’s verse was well served…

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    Wyeth’s illustrations), by James Boyd, and The Trumpeter of Kracow (1928), by Eric Kelly. The ā€œjunior novelā€ came to the fore in the following decade, together with an increase in books about foreign lands, minority groups, and a boom in elaborate picture books. Children’s verse was well served…

    Read More