John Newbery

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John Newbery was an 18th-century English publisher often regarded as the "father of children's literature" for pioneering books specifically for young readers.

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instanceOf children's literature pioneer
person
publisher
awardReceived namesake of the Newbery Medal
basedIn London, England NERFINISHED
birthDate 1713-07-09
birthPlace Waltham St Lawrence, Berkshire, England NERFINISHED
burialPlace St Paul's Church, Covent Garden, London NERFINISHED
businessActivity sold books, medicines, and patent remedies
causeOfDeath gout
citizenship Kingdom of Great Britain NERFINISHED
countryOfActivity England NERFINISHED
deathDate 1767-12-22
deathPlace London, England
educatedAt local schools in Berkshire
employer self-employed
era 18th century
fieldOfWork children's literature
publishing
genre children's literature
hasHonorificEpithet father of children's literature
hasLegacy Newbery Medal for American children's literature named in his honor NERFINISHED
hasPartnershipWith Christopher Smart NERFINISHED
Samuel Richardson NERFINISHED
hasRelative Francis Newbery NERFINISHED
John Carnan NERFINISHED
influenced development of children's publishing in Britain
later children's authors and publishers
knownFor creating a market for children's books
innovative marketing of children's books
languageOfWorkOrName English
name John Newbery NERFINISHED
notableIdea publishing books specifically for children
notableWork A Little Pretty Pocket-Book NERFINISHED
The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes NERFINISHED
occupation bookseller
publisher
positionHeld bookseller in London
publicationDateOfFirstMajorWork 1744
publisherOf A Little Pretty Pocket-Book NERFINISHED
The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes NERFINISHED
residence Berkshire, England NERFINISHED
London, England
spouse Jordan Mary NERFINISHED
usedMedium printed books

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Newbery Medal namedAfter John Newbery
The Rambler publisher John Newbery
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