Articles: The Editor's High Chair / Aesop As Litmus: The Acid Test of Children's Literature, by Robert G. Miner, Jr. / Children's Literature in Old English, by Hugh T. Keenan / Children's Literature In the Middle Ages, by Meradith Tilbury McMunn & William Robert McMunn / Red Riding Hood, by Lee Burns / The Sage of LaFontaine, or a Certain Art of Living, by Dominique Tailleux / Pilgrim's Progress as Fairy Tale, by Alison White / Out of the Ordinary Road: Locke and English Juvenile Fiction in the Eighteenth Century, by Robert Bator / Parallels Between Our Mutual Friend and the Alice Books, by Richard Arnoldi / Terms for Order in Some Late 19th Century Fiction for Children, by R. Gordon Kelly / From Fantasy to Reality: Ruskin's King of the Golden River, St. George's Guild, and Ruskin, Tennessee, by Francelia Butler / Tap-Roots Into a Rose Garden, by Alison White / The Ambiguous Legacy of Wilhelm Busch, by R. Loring Taylor / The Tin-Tin Series: Children's Literature and Popular Appeal, by John Rodenbeck / Philosophy and Fantasy, by Laurence Gagnon / Death in Children's Literature, by Francelia Butler / What Finnish Children Read, by Taimi Butler / The Child As Rebel In Song and Rhyme, by Harriet Korim Hornstein / Sendak Confronts the "Now" Generation, by Julie Carlson McAlpine / What's Left of Biography for Children, by Marilyn Jurich / Alice, Our Contemporary, by Jack Jorgens / Child Reading and Man Reading: Oz, Babor, and Pooh, by Roger Sale.