Issue 29: Autumn 2000
Children's
Libraries in the 21st Century by John Dunne
Boys
'n' Books: Shortening the road to confidence in reading skills
by Michelle Maginnis and team
ESME
GREEN MEMORIAL LECTURE 2000: A Future for the Profession; A Professional
for the Future by Judith Elkin
Acceptance
Speech by the Winner of the Carnegie Medal 1999 for Postcards
from No Man's Land by Aidan Chambers
Keith
Barker Millennium Children's Book Awards
Conference
Views by Various
Issue 28: Spring 2000
THE
YLG CONFERENCE: My First Impressions!
by Kate Newport
First
Byte: The People's Network and the Children's Library
by Catherine Blanshard
Children's
Literature: The New Synergies or 'Sneaking past the Sligs with
Alec'
by Mel Gibson
Fire
and Ice: Children's Literature in the New Millennium
by Philip Pullman
The
Lads and Dads Experiment by Anne
Marley
Through
the Chair's Eyes by Annie Everall
Every
Picture Tells a Story by Teresa
Scragg
Issue 27: Autumn 1999
From
Your (new) Editor by Louise Aldridge
Making
NYR International by Anthony Tilke
1999
Kate Greenaway Medal Speech by
Helen Cooper
1999
Carnegie Medal Acceptance Speech by
David Almond
Snapshots
from the Album of a Carnegie Judge by
Eileen Armstrong
Taking
Reading to the Limits!: The National Year of Reading - where do
we go from here? by Trish Botten
Issue 26: Spring 1999
Keith
Barker - a Celebration
A
Trubute to Henrietta Branford: Touching People's Lives
by Anne Marley
Read
On – Write Away: Developing Community Literacy Projects in
Libraries by Carol Taylor
Birmingham
Reading Volunteers by Anne Everall
and Christine Hill
What
is LaunchPad? by Miranda McKearney
and Anne Sarrag
Issue 25: Autumn 1998
Making
an Impact: Why it Matters by Grace
Kempster
Young
Writer - Where The Readers Are by
Lois Beeson
Esme
Green Memorial Lecturer Making a Personal Impact
by Linda Hopkins
Over-shadowing
the Carnegie? Carnegie Greenaway Shadowing - the Feedback
by Lynne Taylor
Brief
Survey of Homework Initiatives in the United Kingdom, June 1998
by Anthony Tilke
Literacy
and the Internet - Never the Twain Shall Meet?
by Lynne Johnson
Children's
Books in the Age of Pluralism by
Ngaio Malcolm
Issue 24: Spring 1998
The
Tir na n-Og Awards by Bethan M.
Hughes
Visual
Impairment and Children's Reading Needs: Update
by Desmond L Spiers
Physical
Disabilities and Children's Reading Needs
by Desmond L Spiers
What
is YLG? by Tricia King
Books
for Special Children by Sheila
Ray
Providing
Information to Help Young People by
Judith Coley
Messages
from Matilda by Anne Harding
Issue 23: Spring 1997
Hearing
Loss and Children's Reading Needs by
Desmond L Spiers
Bookstart
in Wandsworth by Colin Bray and
Judy Ash
What's
the Big Idea ...? by Anne Sarrag
Children
and IT in Public Libraries: A Research Project
by Debbie Denham, Clare Nankivell and Judith Elkin
Aimez-vous
le Basketball?: The Place of Children's Literature in British
Children's Libraries by Ray Lonsdale
Issue 22: Autumn 1996
Young
People's Reading at the End of the Century: A Summary of the Children's
Literature Research Centre Survey of Young People's Reading Habits
by Kimberley Reynolds
Cover
Story by Alec Williams
Visual
Impairment and Children's Reading Needs
by Desmond L Spiers
Newry
Library: Promoting Equal Access for the Under-Fives
by Eirian McKay
Issue 21: Spring 1996
Children
in Cathedral Libraries by Sarah
Gray
What
is Marketing? Is Marketing a Truly Dirty Word for Librarians?
by Martyn Kempson
Publishing
and Marketing Campaigns: Putting Good Ideas into Practice
by Sally Gritten
REACH
Resource Centre by Desmond L Spiers
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