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Library Mice

Musings on picturebooks and other illustrated books

Library Mice

Library Mice

Musings on picturebooks and other illustrated books

  • Home
  • 2026 Picture Book Challenge
    • Introduction
    • 25 from 2025
    • Together: Community, Family, Friends
    • Format
    • John Burningham
    • Radical Picture Books
    • Indie Bookshops’ Picks
  • Features
    • Appreciation of Children’s Literature
    • A Picturebook A Week
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    • French Friday
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