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@LetterboxLib

Since 1983: not-for-profit children's bookseller celebrating equality, inclusion & diversity. Co-runs @littlerebsprize with Housmans Bkshop.
London, England letterboxlibrary.com Joined December 2010
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Letterbox Library @LetterboxLib
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www.eventbrite.com The past, present and future of children's books & antiracist education Join us for a facilitated community discussion exploring the antiracist archives (ILEA & EMC) - bringing educators & creators together.
Letterbox Library @LetterboxLib Jan 12
The Past, Present and Future of Children’s Books & Antiracist Education.

⭐️Jan 28th⭐️
5-6.30pm
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Image of an event flyer. Text reads: “THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS € ANTIRACIST EDUCATION Wednesday, Jan 28th | 5-6:30pm GMT EMC & CLPE, Webber Street, London, SE1 8QW, FREE. All welcome, registration essential. Join us for a facilitated community discussion exploring the antiracist archives (ILEA & EMC) - bringing educators & creators together. A chance to browse archival items relating to antiracism, education, and children's literature and participate in a community conversation about lessons from the past and plans for the future!” Against a background of 2 shades of blue. 3 red framed circles down the right side with head & shoulder photos of the contributors. 4 book cover images along the bottom: Teaching & Racism; Dragon’s Teeth; The Story of Britain’s Black Nurses; The Story of the Windrush.
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“Look beyond Lunar New Year to harness the global ESEA wave.”

The ‘surge’ in ESEA-authored books & the need for ESEA children’s books to expand beyond the seasonal and dragons…

Eric Huang in @thebookseller (5/12/25)

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www.thebookseller.com Beyond Lunar New Year: why riding the global ESEA wave is a must Readers’ appetites for East and Southeast Asian literature continue to grow, gifting UK publishers the opportunity to diversify their lists and invest in ESEA stories.