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Parent's Choice Award for book "Of Colors and Things".A letter to Tana informing her of her book winning the Parent's Choice award in 1990.
![](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/18935/archive/square_thumbnails/d8df2288937c387784da967ec2d4d202.jpg?Expires=1748476800&Signature=dJ4fNNaFSHwb4h4P6GFwZndvxXv8j7kV-xBBZuSTW-ranRETt1X%7EdLt1EKycIRWX0SSJbHbs-IVAeZEbjCV-SJBR1lhrqCEwzc8ydJN4s%7Ej8IppB4Mj1PRh5ioLL4EPMpZV-u2%7E1e4Y5ABtF%7EFYqRC8yx5Yv%7EFWFp2Mr8YIg8Z8%7E7dzUP3E3-M3QkyXZOIUcE47pMEycgjs80ESx-ptf0rvvIxM9hSCwwdCAPGaCGwYWIa0K7MLgr873Xlthyu-PdX3Y3mWibR5g4jX1Wgzol61iOxFfJ1r7J69rtPeBqyQ0fn1kRp3OKFITIJNvgrKWDpwC%7EpRirWAr%7ErF3jSaTuA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM "Brightly colored transparency for the the book 'des couleurs et des choses' (English translation: Of Colors and Things" by Tana Hoban. The image shows a green mask with feathers, a chair, and a striped toy trumpet all on a bright yellow background.")
Transparency of the cover "Of Colors and Things" (French Edition)Colorful transparency for the book "des couleurs et des choses" (English Translation: Of Colors and Things). The image shows an array of colorful…
![](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/18935/archive/square_thumbnails/789ec991ed7b911b68115a79b0a0cc4d.jpg?Expires=1748476800&Signature=sPQKr-pA1aT6GdVWg%7EDUe-GrtQtK%7E6k%7EZtjH%7EvEt42QXwaFjhhpcwEz1zNemZrnNjMGqLBrxocAq%7EoUudnfOGkpUAQUxujMuUBb2qDcXCPEpa5EIFmLw10shC7d%7EljGHBFiJzAYXdw1eg23KD-jtvgIBGb3nYYtQUqL2CKv4zs7qkbA1eZideDY1GV-meqvqvSIndnftnP3vI%7EUAsccGqy8hOwi3mNC4LX432MPx9KDR8jyK0rd69Rc2p%7EkouXh8DixnCSbcstcpwAdCQsElPMh-IlIQ6qGnidrJKcUzJzergkpnyTxaalEXN-DcCNThkFZI7knOLeNjX1YSNtgtUQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM "Cover of "Seventeen" magazine published in 1950s. The picture shows a young woman holding an apple and smiling at the camera. The text reads: Seventeen; June 1950 - 25 Cents (30 cents in Canada); How to be Pretty Issue")
Cover of Seventeen featuring photograph by Tana HobanA young woman with brown hair poses with an apple. The image is the cover of 'Seventeen' magazine.
Transparency of the cover for 'Dots, Spots, Speckles, and Stripes".Colored transparency for the book 'Dots, Spots, Speckles, and Stripes."
![](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/18935/archive/square_thumbnails/c5e63ef9e4192d5c7421b699bdda4c71.jpg?Expires=1748476800&Signature=DrJxeNmdygRBDUCQmYZc1jLpJ9CDwaQM-Y9fjwdtY64bEn3upaFiR4IldQKtzmu3yMWklJ-XPCLfeySa7Zbk63Blzqmr1Ba%7E9LtfKT3EZ5E14Yws6Gk-kMU2WhrAPlm0KnuPjG28d2gWlgeWAXrJ1PJ5RscP0MrDif5fKUGzyJ-%7E2wALBra8NNxsPWQ9MC4Ya5LwEEaDInKShSrGf7L6dX%7EoSA4bSblnlM2CIH6gdS3XJ-eDIFiRCuT%7EdWCjrKlhQ-VxSJ3BiBtGAII54mMUN56rn4XOECsA%7E4J7pNyCkHHdmtyQ9en5Cp7pCRU3D3KGg43obq6l61QbR3kNrDjpNA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM "A letter from The MacMillan company notifying children's booksellers about "Look Again" being featured on the popular children's show "Mister Roger's Neighborhood". The text reads as follows: The Macmillan Company; A Subsidiary of Crowell Collier and Macmillan, Inc.; 866 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022; Children's Book Department; March 26, 1971; Dear Juvenile Bookseller: On May 11 several million preschool children watching the popular TV show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood", shown on 199 stations, will look at LOOK AGAIN!, a new book by Tana Hoban. Three days later they'll look again at LOOK AGAIN!; Mister Rogers uses this show-stopper of a book to demonstrate the enduring value of having good children's books around the house -- the kinds of books kids pick up again and again and continue seeing something new each time.<br /><br />
The Kirkus Reviews put LOOK AGAIN! in orbit last month with their prepublication starred review. It is a book you are going to be hearing a lot about even without its double exposure on the prime rated "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood." If you haven seen it, order your copies today. It is a book we think you'll reorder again and again. Sincerely, (Mrs.) Janet Schulman, Marketing Director; JS/bh; P.S. The only words in the entire book (aside from those on the copyright page) are on the dedication page: "To E., who taught me to see." Tana Hoban and her camera have created in LOOK AGAIN! a book that is going to teach all of us to see.")
Letter about Mister Roger's Neighborhood covering Tana's book "LOOK AGAIN!"A letter from MacMillan to Tana Hoban about Mister Rodger covering her book 'Look Again' on his popular children's show.
Girl hiding behind flower.A young girl with blonde hair hides behind a flower.
Red Cross Shoes AdAn advertisement for Red Cross Shoes.
Sample 'Mystery' CoverA sample cover created with a mysterious theme.
The Saturday Evening Post cover, 1941The cover of The Saturday Evening Post from December 1941.
Sketch of The Jewish Daily Forward.A hand drawn sketch of Abraham Hoban's work place.