Butler's Pantry

Welcome to the online presence of the Butler Children's Literature Center, housed in Dominican's SOIS and generously supported by the Butler Family Foundation. Here, we run Butler Book Banter (B3), a book discussion group; host an annual lecture; and invite anyone interested in books for youth to visit us during our open hours (Summer 2019 hours: Monday through Thursday 12-5 p.m.) or contact us for an appointment.

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Bibliographies

We here at the Butler Center strive to make connections between and among books for kids, new and old, board books to teen books and everything in between.

The Kinship Project, September 11, 2011

Lincoln’s Readers, February 2013

The “Big Read” Bibliography, inspired by Into the Beautiful North by Luis Alberto Urrea, September 2016

 

 

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  • Celebrating 50 Years of the Coretta Scott King Book Awards
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  • Event Canceled: Finding Balance on May 11
  • The Hoot: News from the Butler Children’s Literature Center, April 2019
  • More on Diverse Literature: Resources for Readers Looking for Multicultural Children’s Literature
  • Own Story Narratives: African American and Multiracial Authors Give Their Perspectives in 2019 Children’s Literature
  • Flashback Friday: Recognizing Diverse Children’s Literature of the Past Few Years

Publisher Tags

  • Abrams
  • Albert Whitman
  • Candlewick
  • Capstone
  • Children’s Book Press
  • Chronicle
  • Creative Editions
  • Disney-Hyperion
  • Fantagraphics
  • Harpercollins
  • Holiday House
  • Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
  • Lerner
  • Little, Brown
  • Macmillan
  • Norwood House
  • Peachtree
  • Scholastic
  • Simon and Schuster
  • Sourcebooks

grade levels

  • Pre-K
  • 1-2
  • 3-4
  • 5-6
  • 7-8
  • 9-10
  • 11-12

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