EDU291: Children's Literature

Vintage illustration of children gathered for story time, in a playful, colorful style.
Image: Library of Congress, LC-DIG-ds-04108

EDU291 · Children’s Literature

 

Use this guide to explore children’s and young adult literature—plus scholarship, tools, and strategies for using children’s books to support learning. You’ll find quick steps for locating books and online materials at Phoenix College Library and curated links to high-quality resources beyond the library.

  • Discover award lists, genres, and diverse voices
  • Find print & online books available through PC
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Children’s & Young Adult (YA) Collection

Find the Children’s and YA collection along the north wall on the main level of the Phoenix College Library. Explore the categories below to choose books that fit your age group or classroom needs.

Located on the north side wall · Main Level · Phoenix College Library

πŸ“˜ Picture Books

Ages 0–7 PreK–2nd

Often read aloud; illustrations are central to the story experience and comprehension.

πŸ“™ Juvenile

Ages 8–12 4th–7th

Longer chapter books with richer plots, themes, and character development.

πŸ“• Young Adult

Ages 12+ MS–HS

Teen-focused stories; protagonists typically 12–18 with themes reflecting adolescent life.