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Unbirthday Parties and Other Celebrations from Children's Books
By Colleen Messina |
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1 If you go to Amazon.com, you can choose from 32,000 children's books. You can pick from board books, pop-up books, cloth books, mysteries, fiction, and thrillers. Today, children's books are a special, competitive market in the publishing world. It is hard to imagine that children had no books of their own until about 250 years ago.