Resources for Librarians
Children's Literature and Good Sites for Kids
Book Stuff

• Alice's Adventures Underground -- a fully digitalized full-text of the original manuscript for Alice in Wonderland from the British Library. very neat!
• BookHive -- a guide to Children's and Adolescent Literature.
• Books Too Good To Put Down-- annotated lists of books even reluctant readers will love
• Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site-- includes a list of highly recommended children's books, reviews, curriculum ideas for integrating children's literature into other subject areas
• Center for the Study of Books in Spanish
• Children's Book Council--a collection of reading lists (including children's books adults will love), reading activities, meet the author/illustrator, resources for authors and illustrators, including a guide on writing children's books.
• Children's Writers' Place--under construction, but promising, a place for children's writers to talk about their work and their audiences.
• deGrummond Children's Literature Collection
• Database of Award-Winning Children's Literature--this database includes complete winner lists of all kinds of awards, with a keyword search for subject matter, and a forms search to generate reading lists for specific grade levels, ethnic or gender of protagonists, genre, historical period, or other parameters
• Folk tales and Fairy tales -- Full-text
• Guide to Children's Literature and Disability--a guide to elementary reading level books about children with disabilities.
• Hornbook and Beyond--"a survey of nonfiction & reference resources for children. For students of library science, teacher and librarians of students in k-8, and anyone else.
• Index to Children's Literature Web Sites -- widely considered an authoritative source for children's literature. 
• Mother Goose Rhymes -- need I say more?
• National Council for Children's Illustrated Literature--a site that celebrates and exhibits beautiful children's book illustration art.
• Oxford Reading Tree -- resources for parents and teachers, with activities for kids!. An excellent site
• Picturing Childhood -- 1550-1990, the history of the illustrated children's book.
• Read Across America--NEA's campaign to motivate children to read. On Dr. Seuss' birthday, they want every child in America to be in the company of a book. Take part and spread the word.
• the Reading Zone -- online stories and recommendations form the Internet Public Library.
• the Scoop-- Reviews currently released children's books. Also includes interviews with authors and illustrators, an "interactive reading adventure", and more.
• Story Arts On-Line