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Summer children’s books through the decades (infographic)

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Ola Kowalczyk

Summer is a dream time to celebrate the magic of reading, but you don’t have to reach only for the most interesting 2015 books.

You can also reread some of the classic titles that became popular decades ago, are are still popular. They can be a wonderful journey back to your childhood times.

Student Experts have prepared a nice infographic that charts most popular children’s books in the past six decades, from The 101 Dalmatians to Harry Potter.

Click or tap on the image to see it in full resolution.

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