Children Books

2nd Biennale of historical and archival photography from Russian museums and archives
There was a child went forth
There was a child went forth

By Cuny Janssen

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The famous poem by Walt Whitman (1819-1892) not only makes use of the imaginative world of children, but its elegantly sweeping lines have quite a sobering effect on the reader. Cuny Janssen, the '...

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The sparrow book of record-breakers
Child care in Scotland (including remand homes and approved schools).
Ausblicke aus Europa fur junge Europaer der Aufklarungszeit
Children in care in England and Wales
Children in care in England and Wales

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Entre la familia, la sociedad y el estado
Reading and righting
Reading and righting

By Robert Leeson

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Protection of Children (Scotland) Act 2003.
Language performance in schools
Language performance in schools

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