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McNichols RoadDetroit,MI 48221  \nGraduate School of Library and Inforrby The Johns Hopkins University Pres  \na  \n# T H E BU L L E T I N\n\nOF THE CENTER FOR CHILDREN’s BooKS  \nMay 2013  \nVol.66 No.9  \n# A Look INSIDE                      \n\n409 THE BIG PICTURE  \nOl'Mama Squirrel written andillus.by David Ezra Stein  \n410 NEW BooKS FOR CHILDREN AND YoUNG PEOPLEReviewed titles include:  \n413·Spirit and Dust by Rosemary Clement-Moore  \n417·Awesome Dawson written and illus.by Chris Gall  \n430·A Corner of White by Jaclyn Moriarty  \n431·Rotten by Michael Northrop  \n442·Gone Fishing:A Novel in Verse by Tamera WillWissinger;illus.by Matthew Cordell  \n445 PROFESSIONAL CoNNECTIONS  \n446 SUBJECT AND USE INDEX  \n# ExPLANATION OF CODE SYMBOLS USED WITH REVIEWS\n\n*Asterisks denote books of special distinction.  \nR Recommended.  \nAd Additional book of acceptable quality for collections needing more material in the area.  \nM Marginal book that is so slight in content or has so many weaknesses in style orformat that it should be given careful consideration before purchase.  \nNR Not recommended.  \nSpC Subject matter or treatment will tend to limit the book to specialized collections.  \nSpR A book that will have appeal for the unusual reader only.Recommended for thespecial few who will read it                          \nThe Bulletin of the Center for Childrens Books(ISSN 0008-9036)is published monthly except Augustfor the University of Ilinois Graduate School of Library and Information Science(GSLIS)by theJohns Hopkins University Press.  \n# REVIEWING STAFF\n\nDeborah Stevenson,Editor(DS)  \nKate Quealy-Gainer,Assistant Editor(KQG)Betsy Hearne,Professor EmeritaElizabeth Bush,Reviewer(EB)Karen Coats,Reviewer(KC)Jeannette Hulick,Reviewer (JH)Alaine Martaus,Reviewer(AM)  \nReviewers'initials are appended to reviews  \nOFFICE STAFFMelissa Funfsinn,Editorial Assistant  \n# SUBSCRIPTION RATES\n\n1 year,institutions,print or electronic $98.00;combined print 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