The Center for Children's Books


Graduate School of Library and Information Science
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Center for Children's Books Support for Students at GSLIS

***Be sure to check out the great resources in the "For Librarians" section!


General Information for Youth Services Students at GSLIS

For information about the ins and outs of the Youth Literature and Services emphasis at GSLIS, please use the following menu:


Find Books

***The CCB houses a NON-CIRCULATING research collection of children's and young adult books. These books are not allowed to be checked out but may be used within the CCB. A copy machine is available to the public (copies are 10 cents per page).***

Library Catalog

When searching using the UIUC catalog, you may limit the location to the Center for Children's Books.

Call Number Explanation

The CCB does not use some of the call numbers listed in the UIUC catalog.

Organization of the Collection

The unique organization of the materials in the CCB collection are explained in the CCB Guide to Research.

CCB Floor Plan

Our interactive maps will show you the layout of the Center for Children's Books.

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Find Articles

Frequently Used Databases

Our Guide to Research has a complete list of databases relevant to children's and young adult literature.

Print Periodicals

The CCB houses a growing collection of print periodicals, including:

Come in to browse our collection.

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Get Help With Classwork

Guide to Research

A broad list of print and online resources for those interested in youth services librarianship.

Youth Services Research Projects

Students in the GSLIS program created these websites for classes, but the topics are relevant to anyone working with youth literature.

Reference Questions

The CCB is available to answer reference questions over email or phone (217-244-9331).

Class Reserves

The CCB holds books on reserve for all Youth Services related classes within GSLIS and some classes in the Curriculum and Instruction department. The books are non-circulating, as is the rest of the collection. For spring 2007, the CCB has books on reserve for the following classes:

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