Award-winning author-illustrator Duncan Tonatiuh sheds light on the significance of Aztec manuscripts and culture.
Grandad and Milly are back for another adventure, this time honoring the past and celebrating the future with a pride parade.
The inspirational story of Mary Sherman, the world's first female rocket scientist, who overcame gender barriers and many failures to succeed.
The University Library Children's Collection provides materials useful for teachers and students working with children and young adults. The collection includes:
Some secondary sources, such as lists of best books, books about children's authors and illustrators, reviews, and selection aids are also included in the collection.
This collection is located on the main floor of the library, right in the middle of the information commons area and uses the Dewey Decimal Classification scheme, the system that is used most often in school and public libraries.
The major call numbers are:
Dewey Decimal Classification System:
000-099 General works
100-199 Philosophy; Psychology
200-299 Religion
300-399 Social sciences
400-499 Languages
500-599 Pure sciences
600-699 Technology
700-799 The arts
800-899 Literature
900-999 History
The Children's Collection also includes a substantial number of books donated by the family of Dr. Armin R. Schulz in July 2011. This collection, comprising 3,145 titles, was the personal library of Dr. Schulz, Professor Emeritus of Teacher Education and inaugural Director of the John Stuart Rogers Faculty Development Center at CSU Stanislaus.
