Vol. 29 No. 1 (2026): Printed and handwritten books: a variety of forms

Throughout its history, children's books have offered an impressive diversity of types, styles, and forms, clearly surpassing the range of books for adults. Gradually, improvements in printing technologies, coupled with the development of ideas about children as independent consumers of entertaining books, have significantly expanded this segment. Issue 29 brings together research on the diverse forms of books intended for and created by children.