The Lee J. Ames papers contains production material for books written and illustrated by Ames.

Collection contains typescripts, correspondence, and illustrative material for one picture book by Leslie Tryon.

Collection includes typescripts and illustrations for children's books created by Lillian Hoban.

Lisa Desimini wrote My Beautiful Child, Policeman Lou and Policewoman Sue, and Trick or Treat, Smell My Feet! The collection includes correspondence, dummy photocopy, production material, typescripts, reviews, and unpublished corrected typescript photocopy.

The collection contains art and production material for one children's book created by Goff.

This collection contains graphic materials, research, and papers related to works illustrated and works written and illustrated by Lois Ehlert.

This collection contains finished illustrations for over 50 children's books illustrated by Lou Fancher and Steve Johnson.

Louis Slobodkin's papers focus on his work as an author and illustrator of children's books. The collection contains production material for various titles published between 1943-1972, as well as some miscellaneous material and artwork.

The collection includes materials related to children's book created by Lynd Ward, including illustrations in a variety of media, studies, sketches, dummies, prints, proofs, and other related items.

The Margaret Chodos-Irvine Papers include both written and illustrative production materials in a variety of media, for several children's books, focusing mostly on illustrative material.

Collection contains ink and pencil sketches and illustrations for one nonfiction children's book.

The Margot Austin Collection contains illustrative production material from two stories published between 1941 and 1953.

Marian C. Foster's, aka Mariana's, papers includes watercolor studies for several titles by Foster, as well as cards and other miscellaneous works.

The collection contains illustrative work in various media a half-dozen children's books illustrated by Stern.

The collection includes illustrative material for one children's book created by Hirsh.

The Marilynne Roach papers contains both written and illustrative production for one children's book by Roach.

Collection contains illustrative materials, typescripts, page proofs, and related materials for three children's books written and illustrated by Marion Holland.

This collection consists of production material related to children's books created Marissa Moss.

Mark Teague is an American author and illustrator of children's books who has illustrated over 40 books. The collection includes corrected typescripts, dummy photocopies, and correspondence related to several titles by Teague.

Mary Marsh Buff and Conrad Buff''s papers focus on their work as authors and illustrators of children's books. The collection contains production material for books published between 1937 and 1966.

The collection contains an illustrated dummy for one children's book created by Mary Miller Salem.

Maud (Fuller) and Miska Petersham's papers focus on their work as illustrators and authors of children's books. The collection contains production material for six titles published between 1931 and 1967.

Collection contains illustrative material for picture books illustrated by Meg Wohlberg.

The collection contains illustrative material, and a small amount of written material, for children's books illustrated and/or written by Mel Silverman.

The collection contains production material for one children's picture book written by Melanie Hope Greenberg.

This collection consists of manuscript materials and original art related to four children's book publications written and/or illustrated by Melissa Sweet.

The Mia Posada papers contain materials related to one picture book written and illustrated by Posada.

Collection contains typescript, galley proofs, and illustrations for two children's books created by Mircea Vasiliu.

Contains page proofs for the picture book The Pigeon has Feelings Too!

Collection contains illustrative material by Murray Tinkelman.