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New Exhibition on Toy Soldiers Opening April Fool’s

Posted on March 22, 2019 by Andrea Immel

Ghosts and Ghoulies from J. P. Lyser’s Abendländische Tausend und Eine Nacht (1838-1839)
Made by a Child: Skeletons in The Beginning, Progress, and End of Man
Have Fairies Always Had Wings? The Iconography of a Magical Being
Playing with Propaganda I: Paper Models from the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939
Made for a Child: The Romance of Rumples Rig the Railway Man
Build a Sandcastle to Send Off Summer
Rewriting the Tooth Fairy’s Job Description: Folkore, Fantasy and Branding
Cooking for Dolls in the Summertime: Marjorie Winslow’s Mud Pies and Other Recipes
Jim Kay’s Wizarding World 5: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
New Acquisitions: Drawings by Beatrix and Bertram Potter of Peter Rabbit, Mushrooms and a Kestrel
The History of Dental Care for Babies: The Anodyne Necklace for Teething
Banned Books 101: Teaching Toddlers, Preschoolers, and Early Elementary Grades about the Right to Read
Who is Hua Mulan?
Writing an Alphabet for Ages 9 to 90: Billy Blew-away’s Alphabetical Orthographical & Philological Picture Book
Made by a Child: A Sampler of Siblings’ Names Stitched in 1778.
Lloyd Alexander’s The Four Donkeys: A “Timeless” New Tale Created from Two Fables
In the Public Domain: The Velveteen Rabbit Reimagined for New Audiences
Eclipses Made Easy to the Minds and Capacities of the Young–and Anyone Else Excited by the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
A Traditional April Fool’s Joke: Wanna Wash the Lions at the Tower of London?
First Gather Your Eggs, then Boil and Decorate Them: Some Easter Bunny Handkerchiefs

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