{"id":86,"date":"2015-05-19T03:51:14","date_gmt":"2015-05-19T02:51:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/wp.dnwfriends.nzl.org\/?page_id=86"},"modified":"2023-09-19T11:39:53","modified_gmt":"2023-09-18T23:39:53","slug":"publications","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/dnwfriends.nzl.org\/index.php\/publications-3\/publications\/","title":{"rendered":"Notes Books Authors"},"content":{"rendered":"

NOTES BOOKS AUTHORS<\/h3>\n

Since 1985 the Society of the Friends of the Dorothy Neal White Collection have been producing Notes Books Authors<\/em> a series of irregular research papers on aspects of Children\u2019s literature. All NBA,<\/em> except number 7, have been digitised and are available on this site. here Copies of some issues are available for purchase from the Soc. These are indicated below. Copies marked * are available for purchase from the the Society at PO Box 12499, Wellington 6144. Issues 2 to 6 and 8 to 11 $3.00 issue 7 and 12 $5.00,
\nNumber 1<\/a><\/strong>
\nMay 1985
\nPapers on the Dorothy Neal White Collection<\/em>
\nedited by Audrey Cooper and Margot Crawford<\/p>\n

Number 2<\/strong><\/a> *
\nJuly 1989
\nClare Mallory: a personal memoir <\/em>
\nby Janet Maconie<\/p>\n

Number 3<\/strong><\/a>
\nDecember 1989
\nMrs George Cupples <\/em>
\nby Elspeth White<\/p>\n

Number 4<\/strong><\/a> *
\nAugust 1991
\nHow names become people<\/em> [About author Edith Annie Howes]
\nby Celia Dunlop<\/p>\n

Number 5<\/a><\/strong> *
\nSeptember 1995
\nCharles Hamilton & the ” All Blacks”<\/em>
\nby R V Moss<\/p>\n

Number 6<\/a><\/strong> *
\nJune 1996
\nJ H Ewing and the self-determined child<\/em>
\nby Julie K Eberly<\/p>\n

Number 7<\/strong> *
\n1998
\nDorothy Neal White: a tribute<\/em>
\n[Not yet digitised]<\/p>\n

Number 8<\/a><\/strong> *
\n2002
\nLM, KM, EL, ME & me, KDG:<\/em>
\na talk to The Friends
\nby Kate De Goldi<\/p>\n

Number 9<\/a><\/strong> *
\n2006
\nThe writings of Elsie J Oxenham:
\na New Zealand perspective<\/em>
\nby Barbara Robertson<\/p>\n

Number 10<\/strong> <\/a>*
\n2007
\n\u2018Willingly to War\u2019: British and imperial boys\u2019 story papers, 1905-1914<\/i>
\nby Andrew Francis<\/p>\n

Number 11<\/strong> <\/a>*
\n2009
\nKeeping \u201ceach of the twos in its right place\u201d
\nthe problematic return journey<\/em>
\nby Beatrice Turner<\/p>\n

Number 12<\/strong><\/a> *
\n2014
\n The 1940s: a turning point: changes in writing for children<\/em><\/p>\n

Number 13<\/a>
\nSpecial Prize for Gardening
\nSchool and Sunday School Prizes in New Zealand during World War I
\nExamples from the DNW Collection<\/p>\n

Number 14<\/a>
\n2023
\nDismal, Didactic, or Delightful?
\nNew Zealand Picture Books of the 1940s and 1950s
\nKay Handcock<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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