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The National Centre for Australian Children’s Literature: A “Unique and Significant Collection”
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2016
The National Centre for Australian Children’s Literature: A “Unique and Significant Collection”
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'The story of the National Centre for Australian Children’s Literature (formerly the Lu Rees Archives) began with the vision and enthusiasm of one woman. As early as 1973, Lu Rees had established the basis for what the Centre has become today. Her passion for the task was fuelled by her belief that the creative work of authors, illustrators, publishers, and others engaged in producing Australian children’s books formed an important part of the nation’s cultural heritage and must be preserved. ...'
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