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• The problem of juvenile crime, by Charles E.B. RussellCharles Edward Bellyse Russell
• Foster home placement of older children; a paper given at the Mid-Western Regional Conference of the Child Welfare League, Chicago, Ill., ApHyman Shalit Lippman
• Cottage and congregate institutions for childrenHastings H. Hart
• Public pensions to widows with children; a study of their administration in several American citiesC. C. Carstens
• The punishment of childrenFelix Adler
• Hymns for mothers and children. Comp. by the author of "Violet", "Daisy", etcC. S. Guild
• Joyful jeremiads; a collection of legends, folktales, children's poems, and other light verseLouis I. Newman
• California plants in their homes : a botanical reader for childrenAlice Merritt Davidson
• Ants and the children of the garden, relating the habits of the black harvester ant, and giving considerable information about ants in generJoshua Dean Simkins
• Luz Star-eye's dream journey to the isles of the Southern sea; a story for children, by Ylva [pseud.] illustrations by the authorNaema Roth
• Child unfoldment, instruction in the way to train children through the silent influence of thoughtAnnie Rix Militz
• The strange little girl, a story for children, by V.M. Illustrated by N. RothV. M
• A system of character training of children, by G. Hardy ClarkGeorge H. b. 1860 Clark
• Fables and symbols, truth and humor for old and youngClémence De la Baere
• Up-to-date animal and other fablesLincoln Sonntag
• What a kiss can do, and other recitations for children, by Marshall Stedman, illustrated by H. Hemenway JonesMarshall Stedman
• Education [1928] Elementary education-Employment of children-Special services-Technical, trade and evening education, day continuation schooLondon County Council
• The red Indian fairy book for the children's own reading and for story-tellers, by Frances Jenkins Olcott; with illustrations by Frederick RFrances Jenkins Olcott
• A study of delinquent and neglected negro children before the New York City Children's court, 1925Joint Committee on Negro Child Study in New York City
• The employment of children and young persons in Canada. December, 1930Canada. Dept. of Labour
• Report of the Committee of inquiry into problems relating to children with defective hearingGreat Britain. Committee on Problems Relating to Children with Defective Hearing
• The oak-tree fairy book; favorite fairy tales, ed. by Clifton Johnson; illustrated by Willard BonteClifton Johnson
• Children of the state, by Florence Davenport-Hill; ed. by Fanny FowkeFlorence Davenport Hill
• The selection of foster homes for children; principles and methods followed by the Boston children's aid society, with illustrative cases, bMary S Doran
• Fables of infidelity and facts of faith: being an examination of the evidences of infidelity.Robert Patterson
• Growing up with Jesus : a nursery manual for parents and teachersA. C Mueller
• Oakland, a story for children, by Regina Kent, Frances M. Pope, Helen L. McLaughlin, Ruth Burlingame, Alma BlakeRegina Kent
• Conference on children in a democracy; papers and discussions at the initial session, held in Washington, D.C., April 26, 1939Washington D.C. White House conference on children in a democracy
• The book of nursery rhymes, tales, and fables. A gift for all seasonsLawrence Lovechild
• California and her Indian childrenCornelia Taber
• Learning to read : suggestions to teachers of young childrenSarah Louise Arnold
• City stories told by city children as they go exploring in New York, recorded and arranged by Florence E. Matthews and Rebecca J. Coffin; ilFlorence Matthews Tchaika
• School legislation affecting young childrenNational Education Association of the United States. Department of Superintendence and Research Division
• Parents as teachers, a guide for parents of elementary school children, prepared by Committee on Emotional StabilityMetropolitan School Study Council
• The childrens primer; comp. by the State textbook committee and approved by the State board of educationEllen M. Cyr
• Anton and Trini : children of the AlplandVirginia Olcott
• Jean and Fanchon : children of fair FranceVirginia Olcott
• The children's first [-fourth] readerEllen M. Cyr
• The fables of Phaedrus, an inaugural lectureRobinson Ellis
• The education of Ohio's children for democratic living; recommendations for the improvement of Ohio's elementary schools, Wilbur A. Yauch, eOhio Education Association. Dept. of Elementary School Principals
• A guidance primer, by Ernst H. Suerken ... published by the Department of Education, the Childrens̓ Village, a private youth-serving organizErnst Henry Suerken
• Story hour courses for children from Greek myths, the Iliad and the Odyssey, as conducted by the Children's department, 1906-1907Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
• Glance at some European & American vocational schools, for children from twelve to sixteen years of ageConsumers' League of Connecticut
• Bethune Center Nursery School, a study of a Negro institution in Lynchburg, VirginiaHilda Noel Schroetter
• Suggestions for the education and training of gifted childrenLewis Madison Terman
• Found. A report. [The first complete survey of handicapped children in the State of New JerseyNew Jersey Committee to Study the Education of Handicapped Children
• Report on the scientific study of the mental and physical conditions of childhood, with particular reference to children of defective constiCommittee on the Mental and Physical Condition of Children
• Report of the sub-committee on epileptic childrenNew York. Board of Education. Committee for the Study of the Care and Education of Physically Handicapped Children in the Public Schools of the City of New York
• Children of the world a novel translated from the German of Paul HeysePaul Heyse
• Notes on horticultural nomenclature : some suggestions for the nurseryman, fruit grower, gardener, seed grower, plant breeder and student ofF. A. Waugh
• Two children of the foothills.Elizabeth Harrison
• We owed it to the children, by Grace L. Roosevelt; Illustrated by Wallace MorganMrs Grace Roosevelt
• The teacher's manual to accompany The Children's Own Readers by Mary E. Pennell and Alice M. CusackMary E Pennell
• Helping children grow; guide to use of selected materials that contribute to child growth, prepared for education service centers in GermanyAssociation for Childhood Education International
• Accidents to working children in Pennsylvania in 1923. A. Estelle Lauder, Eileen F. Evans and Beatrice McConnellPhiladelphia Consumers' League of Eastern Pennsylvania
• Teach them all in elementary schools; plans for the education of elementary school childrenWilliam H Anderson
• Physiological maturity in relation to certain characteristics of boys and girls; a study of school children in New Britain, Connecticut [by]Mary Ayres Leal
• Children's drawings; a study of interests and abilities ...Stella Agnes McCarty
• A six-year experiment with a nursery school, by Charles W. Waddell ... Barbara Greenwood ... Eva Scantlebury ... [and others]Los Angeles. Nursery School University of California
• Illustrated editions of children's books; a selected listCarnegie Library of Pittsburgh