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During A Conference In 1969, Two Librarians, Glyndon Flynt Greer And Mabel Mckissick, Happened To Meet At The Booth Of Publisher John Carroll. The Trio Observed That No African-american Author Or Illustrator Had Ever Been Honored By The Prestigious Newbery And Caldecott Awards. It Was Decided That A Special Award Should Be Developed To Bring Attention To The Fine Work Produced In Books For Children And Young People-work Created By African-american Authors And Illustrators. In 1970, The First Of These Awards-the Coretta Scott King Award-was Presented To Author Lillie Patterson At The New Jersey Library Association Meeting. Since Then, This Award Has Paid Tribute To The Best Of The Best African-american Authors And Illustrators Of Books For Children And Young Adults. Dedicated To The Memory Of Children's Book Author Virginia Hamilton, The Coretta Scott King Awards: 1970-2004 Celebrates 35 Years Of African-american Contributions To Children's Literature. This Unique Volume Not Only Celebrates The Award And The African-american Community, But Is A Valuable Selection Tool And A Teaching Resource, Both In Schools For Children And In Library Science Programs. This New Edition Features: Co

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Author
Henrietta M. Smith
Publisher
ALA Editions of the American Library Association
Published
2004
Language
EN
ISBN
9780838935408
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Reference, Computer Science

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