ARNE NIXON CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF CHILDREN S LITERATURE HENRY MADDEN LIBRARY CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO

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1 ARNE NIXON CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF CHILDREN S LITERATURE HENRY MADDEN LIBRARY CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO JOANNE ROCKLIN , undated IDENTIFICATION: ANC0035 VOLUME: 5.75 linear feet ACQUISITION: The papers were donated by Joanne Rocklin in February and May ACCESS: COPYRIGHT: PROCESSED BY: The papers are open for research. Copyright has not been transferred to California State University, Fresno. Maesoon Zaghmouri, Lena Zaghmouri, Cindy Vang, Ana Vega, and Mai Soua Lee, 2014.

2 Provenance These papers were given by Joanne Rocklin to the Arne Nixon Center for the Study of Children s Literature in February and May Restrictions Collection is non-circulating; in-house research use only. Copyright The collection is protected by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U. S. Code). Reproductions can be made only if they are to be used for "private study, scholarship, or research." It is the user's responsibility to verify copyright ownership and to obtain all necessary permissions prior to the reproduction, publication, or other use of any portion of these materials, other than that noted above. Biographical Sketch Joanne Rocklin was born in Montreal, Quebec. She has said that the long winters kept her inside where she read voraciously. She began writing stories, poems, and diary entries at an early age. As an adult she moved to Los Angeles where her first writing was published. She married her first husband and had two sons with him. Working many years as an elementary school teacher and later as a licensed psychologist, she taught classes on writing children s books at the USC Collaborative Project and UCLA Extension. She currently resides in Oakland, California and writes full time. Joanne Rocklin has published numerous children and young adult books, many of which explore controversial topics such as child abuse and displacement. Examples of these themes can be found in For Your Eyes Only and Strudel Stories. Furthermore, Rocklin has written instructional picture books such as Musical Chairs and Dancing Bears to illustrate mathematical concepts and other educational principles. As a cat enthusiast and owner herself, Rocklin has written a number of books that prominently feature cats, including The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook and One Hungry Cat. Joanne Rocklin received the California Library Association Beatty Award, the FOCAL Award, and the California Book Award, among other awards for her work. Sources Joanne Rocklin s website: Goodreads page: Scope and Content Joanne Rocklin s papers contain materials mostly related to her published books although she included one unpublished typescript and some personal and miscellaneous items. Her papers have been divided into three series: published books, unpublished books, and miscellaneous. Many of Joanne Rocklin s typescripts were undated; however, a number of these typescripts had draft numbers. When these numbers were provided, the typescripts were organized in ascending order. The correspondence, notes, research materials, reviews, and awards that went along with a

3 particular book were placed directly after the corresponding typescripts. The Published Book Series is arranged alphabetically by title. The Unpublished Book Series contains only one typescript, The Magic Plant Lady. The Miscellaneous Series contains correspondence, illustrations, research, postage receipts, and personal postcards. Related Collection This collection includes 27 autographed books by Joanne Rocklin. These books can be found in the Arne Nixon Center collection. A separation list of all the donated books can be found in Box10/Folder30. Separate Material Additional oversized corresponding and related materials can be found in at the end of Box 10 and all of Box 11. Separated material includes illustrations, dust jackets, a book on CD, galleys, and newspaper articles used as research. Location All original materials and artifacts are stored in the Special Collections Research Center on the 4 th floor, South Wing of the Henry Madden Library.

4 Series and Subseries A. Books ( ) 1. Dear Baby (1988) 2. Discovering Martha (1991) 3. The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook (2012) 4. For Your Eyes Only (1997) 5. Getting High in Natural Ways: an Infobook For Young People of All Ages (1986) 6. Jace the Ace (1990) 7. Jake and the Copycats (1998) 8. Musical Chairs and Dancing Bears (1993) 9. One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street (2011) 10. Sonia Begonia (1986) 11. Strudel Stories (1999) 12. This Book is Haunted (2002) 13. The Very Best Hanukkah Gift (1999) B. Unpublished Books 1. The Magic Plant Lady C. Additional Materials D. Miscellaneous and Personal

5 Box Inventory Box/Folder A. Books 1. Dear Baby by Joanne Rocklin (New York: Macmillan Pub. Co., 1988) 1/1 Two early typescripts of Dear Baby, first undated and second dated December to April 1986, both manually annotated, 2 items 1/2 Two early typescripts of Dear Baby, first undated and second dated December to April 1986, first unannotated and second manually annotated, 2 items 1/3 Early typescript of Dear Baby dated December to April 1986, manually annotated, 74 sheets 1/4 First full Dear Baby typescript, labeled first draft, sent March 1986, manually annotated, 92 sheets 1/5 Typescript of Dear Baby, 94 sheets 1/6 Typescript of Dear Baby with typed and handwritten pages, manually annotated, 84 sheets 1/7 Typescript of Dear Baby, manually annotated, 88 sheets 1/8 Later Dear Baby typescript with title page, copyright, handwritten dedication, and handwritten inserted pages, manually annotated by Karen at Macmillan, 91 sheets 1/9 Master set first proof galley of Dear Baby with title page, copyright, and dedication, manually annotated by Karen at Macmillan, 77 sheets 1/10 Galley of Dear Baby with title page, copyright, and dedication, manually annotated, 78 sheets 1/11 Sample chapters of Dear Baby sent to Macmillan, 3 out of 5 sent specifically to Beverly at Macmillan, 2 out of 5 manually annotated, 5 items 1/12 Sample illustrations for Dear Baby by Eileen McKeating with handwritten Post-it from Beverly, 14 items 1/13 Separation list for 11/1 11/1 Sample illustrations for Dear Baby, 3 items

6 11/2 Dust jackets for Dear Baby, 20 items 1/14-1/20 Corresponding materials: 1/14 Correspondence from Editorial Assistant Karen Wojtyla at Macmillan, 1 item 1/15 Correspondence from Executive Editor Linda Zuckerman at Harper & Row, 1 item 1/16 Author notes, 8 items 1/17 Research: newspaper and magazine articles, 22 items 1/18 Research: magazines, 2 items 1/19 Acceptance speech and presentation of award speech, 2 items 1/20 Reviews of Dear Baby, 3 items 2. Discovering Martha by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Macmillan, 1991) 1/21 Early typescripts of Discovering Martha, manually annotated, 2 items 1/22 Early typescript of Discovering Martha with chapters 1-7, manually annotated, 46 sheets 1/23 Early typescript of Discovering Martha, manually annotated, 59 sheets 1/24 Early typescript of Discovering Martha, manually annotated, 45 sheets 1/25 Early typescript of Discovering Martha, manually annotated, 48 sheets 1/26-1/27 Typescript of Discovering Martha labeled second draft, dated November 29, 1990, manually annotated based on editor s suggestions: 1/26 First half of typescript with prologue and chapters 1-8, 68 sheets 1/27 Second half of typescript with chapters 9-18 and epilogue, 72 sheets 1/28-1/29 Typescript of Discovering Martha labeled third draft, manually annotated: 1/28 First half of typescript with chapters 1-7, 65 sheets 1/29 Second half of typescript with extra scenes and chapters 8-15, 65 sheets 1/30-1/31 Second typescript of Discovering Martha labeled fourth draft, manually annotated: 1/30 First half of typescript with chapters 7-11, 42 sheets 1/31 Second half of typescript with chapters 12-18, 37 sheets 1/32-1/33 Typescript of Discovering Martha labeled fifth draft, manually annotated: 1/32 First half of typescript with chapters 1-7, 66 sheets 1/33 Second half of typescript with chapters 8-18, 69 sheets 1/34-1/35 Typescript of Discovering Martha sent to Macmillan, manually annotated: 1/34 First half of typescript with title page, dedication, acknowledgment, copyright, and chapters 1-7, 70 sheets 1/35 Second half of typescript with chapters 8-18, 69 sheets

7 1/36-1/37 Master proof of Discovering Martha dated August 8, 1991, manually annotated: 1/36 First half of master proof with title page, copyright, dedication, and chapters 1-7, 74 sheets 1/37 Second half of master proof with chapters 8-14, 70 sheets 1/38 Galley of Discovering Martha, dated July 3, 1991 with title, copyright, and dedication pages, manually annotated, 82 sheets 1/39 Galley of Discovering Martha, dated July 3, 1991 with publisher, copyright, and dedication pages, manually annotated, 83 sheets 1/40 Sample chapter 7 and sample pages of Discovering Martha, manually annotated, 5 items 1/41-2/7 Corresponding materials: 1/41 Correspondence from agent Ruth Cohen at Ruth Cohen, Inc., 1 item 1/42 Correspondence from Editorial Assistant Rachel Ferraro at Macmillan Publishing Company, 1 item 1/43 Correspondence from Editorial Assistant Josette Haddad at Macmillan Publishing Company, 1 item 1/44 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 2 items 2/1 Author notes on plot details and character development, 56 items 2/2 Author notes, 43 items 2/3 Author notes, 68 items 2/4 Research: newspaper articles, 8 items 2/5 Research: newspaper articles, 8 items 2/6 Research: brochure, magazine, and newspaper articles, 8 items 2/7 Reviews of Discovering Martha, 5 items 3. The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Amulet Books, 2012) 2/8 Early typescript of The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook, manually annotated, 43 sheets 2/9 Early typescript of The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook, manually annotated, 63 sheets 2/10-2/11 Typescript of The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook labeled first draft with title page, manually annotated: 2/10 First half of typescript with title page and chapters 1-11, 64 sheets 2/11 Second half of typescript with chapters 12-24, 69 sheets 2/12-2/13 Typescript of The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook labeled second draft dated March 3, 2011 and sent to publisher April 1, 2011, manually annotated: 2/12 First half of typescript with title page and chapters 1-12, 80 sheets 2/13 Second half of typescript with acknowledgements and chapters 13-26, 86 sheets 2/14-2/15 Typescript of The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook, manually annotated by daughterin-law Rupa for Indian authenticity:

8 2/14 First half of typescript with title page and chapters 1-12, 80 sheets 2/15 Second half of typescript with chapters 13-26, 86 sheets 2/16-2/17 Typescript of The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook dated June 2011, manually annotated after first draft sent to Maggie: 2/16 First half of typescript with title page and chapters 1-11, 75 sheets 2/17 Second half of typescript with acknowledgements and chapter 12-26, 93 sheets 2/18-2/19 The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook galley dated September 29, 2011, manually annotated by Maggie: 2/18 First half of galley with title page, book cover illustrations, publisher s note, copyright page, and dedications, chapters 1-15, 68 sheets 2/19 Second half of galley with acknowledgments, about the author page, about the book design, chapters 16-26, 53 sheets 2/20-2/21 The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook second pass galley date October 18, 2011, annotated manually by Maggie with Post-its: 2/20 First half of galley with title page, book cover illustrations, publisher s note, copyright page, and dedication and chapters 1-15, 68 sheets 2/21 Second half of galley with acknowledgments, about the author page, about the book design, and chapters 16-26, 53 sheets 2/22-3/1 Printed material from CD-R: 2/22 Pages 1-100, 100 sheets 2/23 Pages , 100 sheets 2/24 Pages , 100 sheets 2/25 Pages , 100 sheets 2/26 Pages , 100 sheets 2/27 Pages , 100 sheets 2/28 Pages , 100 sheets 2/29 Pages , 100 sheets 2/30 Pages , 100 sheets 2/31 Pages , 100 sheets 3/1 Pages , 31 sheets 3/2 CD-R for The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook with drafts, electronic annotations, and publisher correspondence dated October 2009 to March 2012, 1 item 3/3 Separation List for The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook book on CD 11/3 The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook book on CD, 1 item 3/4 Extra chapters, 11 items 3/5 Extra pages, 80 sheets

9 3/6 Illustrations three black and white and one color, 4 items 3/7-3/15 Corresponding materials: 3/7 Correspondence from Caroline Arnold, 1 item 3/8 Correspondence from Senior Editor Maggie Lehrman at ABRAMS, 9 items 3/9 Correspondence from Erin Murphy, 2 items 3/10 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 9 items 3/11 Correspondence from multiple senders, 12 items 3/12 Synopsis of The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook sent to publisher, 2 items 3/13 Author Notes, 14 items 3/14 Research, online, magazine, and newspaper articles, 14 items 3/15 Reviews, 2 items 4. For Your Eyes Only by Joanne Rocklin (New York, NY : Scholastic, 1997) 3/16 Early typescripts of For Your Eyes Only with title My Owl Notebook dated March 1992 and July 1992, two typescripts undated, manually annotated, 4 items 3/17 Early typescripts of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? dated Summer 1993 and Summer/Fall 1993 and one undated, manually annotated, 3 items 3/18 For Your Eyes Only typescript with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? manually annotated by JoAnn B, 30 sheets 3/19 Early typescript of For Your Eyes Only dated Fall 1993 with title My Owl Notebook, manually annotated, 49 sheets 3/20 Early typescripts of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky?, dated February 20, 1994, February 28, 1994, and April 21, 1994, manually annotated, one annotated by Ann P., 3 items 3/21 Early typescripts of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? manually annotated by Ann A., Sonia Levitin, Midge, and one unknown dated March 29, 1994, 4 items 3/22 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? labeled fourth draft with title page, manually annotated by seven different people with missing pages, 66 sheets 3/23 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? labeled draft one of S.L. s class, manually annotated, 71 sheets 3/24 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? labeled fifth draft with title page, manually annotated, 1 missing page, 73 sheets

10 3/25-3/26 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? dated May 1994, manually annotated with inserted notes: 3/25 First half of typescript, 38 sheets 3/26 Second half of typescript, 46 sheets 3/27-3/28 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? labeled sixth draft dated Fall 1994, manually annotated: 3/27 First half of typescript with extra page, 55 sheets 3/28 Second half of typescript, one missing page, 45 sheets 3/29 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? labeled sixth draft and almost final draft completed October 19, :20 PM, manually annotated, 81 sheets 3/30 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? labeled seventh draft dated October 25, 1994, manually annotated with one handwritten page and title page, 94 sheets 3/31-3/32 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only with title Do You Know What Love Is, Inky Pinky? labeled eighth draft revised after Regina Griffins editorial letter, manually annotated with inserted pages: 3/31 First half of typescript, with title page, 55 sheets 3/32 Second half of typescript, 54 sheets 3/33-3/34 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only dated February 29, 1996, manually annotated with revisions based Lauren Thompson s editorial comments with inserted pages: 3/33 First half of typescript, 55 sheets 3/34 Second half of typescript, 49 sheets 3/35-3/36 Typescript of For Your Eyes Only dated May 24, 1996, manually annotated with some potential duck changes: 3/35 First half of typescript with title page, dedication, and acknowledgements, 57 sheets 3/36 Second half of typescript, with about the author section, and book jacket with book summary, 55 sheets 3/37-3/38 Final formatted typescript of For Your Eyes Only dated November 11, 1996: 3/37 First half of typescript with two title pages, copyright page, and dedications, 77 sheets 3/38 Second half of typescript with acknowledgements, 67 sheets 3/39 Separation List for 11/4 11/4 Galley of For Your Eyes Only with missing pages, manually annotated, 21 sheets

11 3/40 For Your Eyes Only chapter 2 samples, manually annotated, 7 items 3/41 For Your Eyes Only chapter 3 samples, manually annotated, 2 items 3/42 For Your Eyes Only chapters 1-3 samples, one dated Fall 1994 and one undated, manually annotated, 2 items 3/43 Pages from For Your Eyes Only with duck scenes, manually annotated by duck expert Dick Purvis, 6 sheets 3/44 Pages from For Your Eyes Only with duck scenes, manually annotated, 9 sheets 3/45 Extra pages from For Your Eyes Only, 15 sheets 3/46 Illustrations, 43 sheets 4/1-4/39 Corresponding materials: 4/1 Handwritten correspondence from Lisa B, 1 item 4/2 Correspondence from Director of Copyright and Permissions Patricia Flynn at Random House, Inc., 1 item 4/3 Correspondence from Michael Greaves at Alfred A. Knopf Incorporated, 2 items 4/4 Correspondence from Assistant to Marilyn E. Marlow Elizabeth Harding at Curtis Brown Ltd., 1 item 4/5 Correspondence from Jennifer Johnston: one handwritten letter with envelope, three copies of typed letter with two copies of poem, 4 items 4/6 Handwritten correspondence from Brian Leonard, 1 item 4/7 Correspondence from Mrs. Richard R. Livingston, 1 item 4/8 Correspondence from Dick Purvis with handwritten card, note, duck film, and 2 envelopes, 5 items 4/9 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 11 items 4/10 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin for permission to use various poems in For Your Eyes Only, 54 items 4/11 Correspondence from the office of Erika Seidman at Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Inc., 2 items 4/12 Handwritten letter from Laura Thompson, 1 item 4/13 Correspondence among multiple people, 11 items 4/14 Handwritten letter with final For Your Eyes Only typescript with unknown sender, 1 item 4/15 Legal correspondence from Editorial Assistant Kim Stitzel at Trade Book Group, 5 items 4/16 Legal correspondence for rights to the poem Haiku, 1 item 4/17 Legal correspondence for rights to the poems Like It Should Be, Freeway, and Pollution, 1 item 4/18 Legal correspondence for rights to the poem Metaphor, 1 item 4/19 Legal correspondence for rights to the poem Message from a Caterpillar. 1 item 4/20 Legal correspondence for rights to The Marmalade Man Makes a Dance to Mend Us, 2 items

12 4/21 Legal correspondence for the rights to the English translation of the poem Peatón, 2 items 4/22 Legal correspondence for the rights to the poem Old Man Ocean, 2 items 4/23 Legal correspondence for the rights to the poems The Red Wheelbarrow and Peatón, 3 items 4/24 Legal correspondence for the rights to the poem garbage, 2 items 4/25 Legal correspondence for the rights to the poems Blue Monday, Poem, and April Rain, 5 items 4/26 Legal correspondence for the rights to the poems Unusual Shoelaces and Exploding Gravy, 3 items 4/27 Sample contract from Ruth, 1 item 4/28 Contract from Scholastic to reprint For Your Eyes Only, 1 item 4/29 Author notes, 36 sheets 4/30 Author notes, 39 sheets 4/31 Research copies of books and newspaper and magazine articles, 30 items 4/32 Research of potential poems to use in For Your Eyes Only, manually annotated, 62 sheets 4/33 Research of potential poems to use in For Your Eyes Only, manually annotated, 71 sheets 4/34 Duck research, manually annotated, 30 sheets 4/35 Duck research, 56 sheets, 2 items 4/36 Separation List for 11/5 11/5 Duck research newspaper articles, 2 items 4/37 Honors and Awards, 2 items 4/38 Reviews, 2 items 4/39 Author bio with review of For Your Eyes Only, 2 items 5. Getting High in Natural Ways: an Infobook For Young People of All Ages by Joanne Rocklin and Nancy Smiler Levinson (Claremont, CA : Hunter House, 1986) 4/40 Typescript of Getting High in Natural Ways with title page and introduction, manually annotated, 68 sheets 4/41 Typescript of Getting High in Natural Ways dated March 12, 1986, manually annotated with copyright page, table of contents, epigraph, and introduction, 74 sheets 4/42 Typescript of Getting High in Natural Ways dated March 12, 1986, manually annotated with copyright page, table of contents, epigraph, and introduction, 73 sheets 4/43 Sample pages of Getting High in Natural Ways with handwritten pages, manually annotated, 3 items 4/44-4/45 Corresponding materials: 4/44 Handwritten correspondence from unknown sender, 1 item 4/45 Research magazine and magazine articles, 4 items

13 6. Jace the Ace by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Macmillan, 1990) 4/46 Early typescript of Jace the Ace, manually annotated, 33 sheets 4/47-4/48 Early typescript of Jace the Ace, manually annotated: 4/47 First half of typescript, 52 sheets 4/48 Second half of typescript, 42 sheets 4/49-4/50 Typescript of Jace the Ace, revised July 11, manually annotated: 4/49 First half of typescript with title page and chapters 2-6, 46 sheets 4/50 Second half of typescript with chapters 7-13, 44 sheets 4/51-4/52 Typescript of Jace the Ace, manually annotated: 4/51 First half of typescript with chapters 1-5, 51 sheets 4/52 Second half of typescript with chapters 7-12, 39 sheets 4/53-4/54 Typescript of Jace the Ace, manually annotated: 4/53 First half of typescript with chapters 1-5, 46 sheets 4/54 Second half of typescript with chapters 6-12, 46 sheets 4/55-4/56 Typescript of Jace the Ace, manually annotated: 4/55 First half of typescript with title page and chapters 1-5, 49 sheets 4/56 Second half of typescript with chapters 6-13, 56 sheets 4/57-4/58 Typescript of Jace the Ace, manually annotated: 4/57 First half of typescript with title page and chapters 1-5, 49 sheets 4/58 Second half of typescript with chapters 6-13, 50 sheets 4/59-4/60 Typescript of Jace the Ace written after B.R. s suggestions for chapter 10: 4/59 First half of typescript with chapters 1-5, 49 sheets 4/60 Second half of typescript with chapters 6-13, 50 sheets 4/61-4/62 Typescript of Jace the Ace, manually annotated: 4/61 First half of typescript with title, copyright, and dedication pages and chapters 1-5, 52 sheets 4/62 Second half of typescript with chapters 6-13, 50 sheets 4/63-4/64 First pass proof dated May 11, 1990, manually annotated: 4/63 First half of proof with title, copyright, and dedication pages and chapters 1-5, 53 sheets 4/64 Second half of proof with chapters 6-13, 52 sheets 4/65-4/66 Master set first pass proof dated May 11, 1990, manually annotated: 4/65 First half of proof with title, copyright, and dedication pages and chapters 1-5, 54 sheets 4/66 Second half of proof, 51 sheets

14 5/1-5/2 Master Set proof dated June 8, 1990: 5/1 First half of proof with Post-it from Beverly dated June 14 with 3 extra pages and title, copyright, and dedication pages and chapters 1-5, 60 sheets 5/2 Second half of proof with chapters 6-13, 58 sheets 5/3-5/4 Master set second pass proof dated June 8, 1990, manually annotated: 5/3 First half of proof with title, copyright, and dedication pages and chapters 1-5, 57 sheets 5/4 Second half of proof with chapters 6-13, 55 sheets 5/5 Duplicate pages from second half of later typescript, manually annotated, 62 sheets 5/6 Separation List for 11/6 and 11/7 11/6 Pages from master second proof with measurements, manually annotated, 2 sheets 11/7 Illustration of cover for Jace the Ace, 1 item 5/7 Specification for book design, 5 items 5/8 Separation List for 11/8 11/8 Example of measurements for final copy on sample page, 1 item 5/9-5/20 Corresponding materials: 5/9 Handwritten correspondence from Diane DeGroat, 2 items 5/10 Correspondence from Leah Solomon at Macmillan Publishing Company, 1 item 5/11 Correspondence from Cecilia Yung at Macmillan Publishing Company, 1 item 5/12 Author notes, 75 sheets 5/13 Author notes, including guidelines for annotating typescripts for Macmillan, lists of first words on typescript with Post-its, notes sent to author about typescripts, 5 items 5/14 Research about earthquakes and safety, with newspaper articles, and booklets, 6 items 5/15 Research about literacy, including newspaper articles, booklets, newsletters, and pamphlets, 24 items 5/16 Research newspaper and magazine articles, 13 items 5/17 Research newspaper articles, 9 items 5/18 Research graphs, newspaper articles, 9 items 5/19 Reviews of Jace the Ace with handwritten Post-its, 3 items 5/20 Receipts for binding, book jacket reproduction, and mailing stub, 8 items 7. Jake and the Copycats by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, Inc., 1998)

15 5/21 Three typescripts of Jake and the Copycats, first with titlethe Biddle Brothers and the Greatest Cat in the Universe, and second with title Stanley and the Copycats labeled first draft in fall/1995, April 1996, revision June , and completed June ; and third undated, 3 items 5/22 Three typescripts of Jake and the Copycats with title pages; first not labeled or annotated; second marked revision June 25-26, 1996, and mailed June 26, 1996; third labeled edited and copyedited and dated May 8, 1997, 3 items 5/23 Master pass one of Jake and the Copycats manually annotated, with title page, dedication, copyright, and table of contents, 16 sheets 5/24 Extra page from typescript of Jake and the Copycats for Nelson Education Limited/Cengage, 1 sheet 5/25 Illustrations, 4 sheets 5/26-5/32 Corresponding materials: 5/26 Correspondence from Lauri Hornik, 10 items 5/27 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 24 items 5/28 Correspondence from multiple senders, 27 items 5/29 Legal correspondence for rights to use Jake and the Copycats, 1 item 5/30 Author notes, 7 items 5/31 Research, 2 items 5/32 Reviews for Jake and the Copycats with handwritten notes from Lauri, 4 items 8. Musical Chairs and Dancing Bears by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Holt, 1993) 5/33 Seven typescripts of Musical Chairs and Dancing Bears and one extra page from typescript, manually annotated, 9 items 5/34 Illustrated typescripts for Musical Chairs and Dancing Bears, manually annotated, 1 item 5/35 Copyright page, jacket outline, and specifications for Musical Chairs and Dancing Bears, 5 items 5/36-5/42 Corresponding materials: 5/36 Correspondence from Bruno Quinson at Henry Holt and Company, Inc., 1 item 5/37 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 4 items 5/38 Correspondence from Carol Roeder at Henry Holt and Company, Inc., 1 item 5/39 Author notes, 5 items 5/40 Reviews for Dancing Bears and Musical Chairs, 4 items 5/41 About the author, 2 items 5/42 Sales report for Musical Chairs and Dancing Bears, 1 item

16 9. One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Amulet Books, 2011) 5/43 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street labeled draft one dated September 2007 to February 2008 with title page, table of contents, synopsis, and inserted notes, manually annotated, 102 sheets 5/44 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street with missing pages, manually annotated, 69 sheets 5/45-5/46 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street label draft two and dated March 2008 to August 2008 when author moved from Los Angeles, CA to Oakland, CA with handwritten Post-Its, manually annotated: 5/45 First half of typescript with title page, 55 sheets 5/46 Second half of typescript with author s note, 56 sheets 5/47-5/48 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street labeled draft three and dated September 2008 to October 2008, manually annotated: 5/47 First half of typescript with title page and epigraph, 56 sheets 5/48 Second half of typescript with author s note, 56 sheets 5/49-5/50 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street labeled fourth draft and dated October 2008, manually annotated by son Mike and Reya: 5/49 First half of typescript with title and epigraphs, 57 sheets 5/50 Second half of typescript with author s note, 56 sheets 5/51-5/52 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street labeled fourth draft and dated October 2008, manually annotated incorporating Gerry and kids edits: 5/51 First half of typescript, with title page and epigraphs, 57 sheets 5/52 Second half of draft with author s note, 56 sheets 5/53 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street labeled partial draft five, manually annotated, pages , 82 sheets 5/54-5/55 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street labeled draft six or seven, manually annotated after editorial letter: 5/54 First half of typescript with title page and epigraphs, 85 sheets 5/55 Second half of typescript with recipe and author s note, 74 sheets 6/1-6/3 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street revisions dated July 2010 with Post-Its from Maggie and Joanne Rocklin, manually annotated: 6/1 First part of typescript with title page and epigraphs, 66 sheets 6/2 Second part of typescript, 59 sheets 6/3 Third part of typescript with recipe and author s note, 40 sheets

17 6/4-6/5 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street line edited dated July 2010 and further notes dated August 2010, manually annotated: 6/4 First half of typescript with epigraph, 78 sheets 6/5 Second half of typescript with recipe and author s note, 88 sheets 6/6-6/7 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street labeled draft eight and sent to editor after revision letter, manually annotated: 6/6 First half of typescript with title page, epigraph, and outline of neighborhood, 89 sheets 6/7 Second half of typescript with recipe and author s note, 78 sheets 6/8-6/9 Typescript of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street labeled draft eight and sent to editor after revision letter, page numbers different from computer version: 6/8 First half of typescript with title, epigraphs, and outline of map of neighborhood, 91 sheets 6/9 Second half of draft with recipe and author s note, 80 sheets 6/10 First pass galley of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street dated September 17, 2010 with title, front cover, copyright, dedication, map of neighborhood, epigraphs, recipe, author s note, acknowledgments, and book design pages, manually annotated with Post-It, 113 sheets 6/11 Sample chapters of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street, manually annotated, 4 items 6/12 Sample chapters of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street, manually annotated, 5 items 6/13 Sample pages from various draft of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street, typed and handwritten, 41 sheets 6/14 Illustrations for One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street, 6 items 6/15-6/21 Printed material from CD 1: 6/15 Pages 1 to 100, 100 sheets 6/16 Pages 101 to 200, 100 sheets 6/17 Pages 201 to 300, 100 sheets 6/18 Pages 301 to 400, 100 sheets 6/19 Pages 401 to 500, 100 sheets 6/20 Pages 501 to 600, 100 sheets 6/21 Pages 601 to 697, 97 sheets 6/22 CD-R with correspondence and drafts, 1 item

18 6/23-7/4 Printed material from CD 2: 6/23 Pages 1 to 95, 95 sheets 6/24 Pages 96 to 198, 103 sheets 6/25 Pages 199 to 292, 94 sheets 6/26 Pages 293 to 364, 72 sheet 6/27 Pages 294 to 393, 100 sheets 6/28 Pages 394 to 510, 117 sheets 6/29 Pages 511 to 620, 110 sheets 7/1 Pages 621 to 713, 93 sheets 7/2 Pages 714 to 803, 90 sheets 7/3 Pages 804 to 893, 90 sheets 7/4 Pages 894 to 982, 89 sheets 7/5 CD-RW 2 labeled Drafts, 1 item 7/6-7/7 Printed material from CD 3: 7/6 Pages 1 to 85, 85 sheets 7/7 Pages 86 to 171, 86 sheets 7/8 CD-RW 3, 1 item 7/9-7/33 Corresponding materials: 7/9 Correspondence from Caroline Arnold, 2 items 7/10 Correspondence from Cassandra Barbour at Entertainment Clearances, 1 item 7/11 Correspondence from Jacqueline Berner, 1 item 7/12 Correspondence from Education and Outreach Manager Kirstin DeGeer at Project Wildlife, 1 item 7/13 Correspondence from Rosalie Frankel, 1 item 7/14 Correspondence from Gretchen, 1 item 7/15 Correspondence from Editor Maggie Lehrman at ABRAMS, 6 items 7/16 Correspondence from Randi Rivers, 1 item 7/17 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 22 sheets 7/18 Correspondence from son Michael Silverberg, 1 item 7/19 Correspondence from Sara Vandyck, 1 item 7/20 Correspondence from Will Wardowski at Florida Science Source, Inc., 6 items 7/21 Correspondence from multiple senders, 34 sheets 7/22 Correspondence from unknown sender, 1 item 7/23 Contract for rights to use One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street as a prop and to quote in movie Southpaw, 1 item 7/24 Sample script for movie Southpaw when One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street will be used, 3 sheets 7/25 Synopses for One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street, 2 sheets 7/26 Author notes, handwritten and typed, 58 sheets 7/27 Author notes, handwritten and typed, 41 items 7/28 Research online and newspaper articles, 14 items 7/29 Research online and newspaper articles, 1 small booklet, 18 items

19 7/30 Research used for first, second, and third draft of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street dated February 2007 to October 2008 with articles, s, and newspapers, 17 items 7/31 Research copies of pages from books and magazine, 5 items 7/32 Separation list for research books [books can be found in Box 10], 1 item 7/33 Review, 2 copies of Abrams Books for Young Readers Spring 2011 with review of One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street on page 41 with handwritten Post-It from Maggie, 2 items 10. Sonia Begonia by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Macmillan, 1986) 7/34 Early typescript of Sonia Begonia, manually annotated, 76 sheets 7/35 Early typescript of Sonia Begonia labeled rough draft, manually annotated, 62 sheets 7/36 Typescript of Sonia Begonia labeled first draft, manually annotated, 68 sheets 7/37 Typescript of Sonia Begonia with title page, manually annotated, 68 sheets 7/38-7/39 Typescript of Sonia Begonia labeled second draft and corrected by editor, author, and copyeditor, manually annotated: 7/38 First half of typescript with chapters 1-6, 49 sheets 7/39 Second half of typescript with chapter 7-12, 45 sheets 7/40-7/41 Typescript of Sonia Begonia with title The Summer Business of Sonia Begonia, manually annotated: 7/40 First half of typescript with title page and chapters 1-4, 51 sheets 7/41 Second half of typescript with chapters 5-8, 51 sheets 7/42-7/43 Typescript of Sonia Begonia, manually annotated: 7/42 First half of typescript with title copyright, and dedication pages and chapters 1-6, 49 sheets 7/43 Second half of typescript with chapters 7 to 12, 45 sheets 7/44 Galley of Sonia Begonia dated October 28, 1985 with copyright and dedication page, 75 sheets 7/45 Galley of Sonia Begonia dated October 28, 1985 with copyright and dedication page, 74 sheet 7/46 Sample pages from Sonia Begonia, manually annotated, 3 sheets 7/47 Illustrations, 2 sheets 7/48 Separation List for 11/9

20 11/9 Dust jackets for Sonia Begonia, 18 items 7/49-8/3 Corresponding materials: 7/49 Correspondence from Lisa Castellani from Harper & Row Junior Books Group, 1 item 7/50 Correspondence from Thomas Crowell from Thomas Y. Crowell, Publishers, 1 item 7/51 Correspondence from Delacorte Press, 2 items 7/52 Correspondence from Contracts and Records Manager Barbara A. Dicks at Harper Junior Books Group, 2 items 7/53 Correspondence from Vice President of Children s Books Ann Durell at Dutton, 4 items 7/54 Correspondence from Editorial Assistant Ruth Friedberg at Macmillan Publishing Company, 1 item 7/55 Correspondence from Assistant Editor Sheera L. Gershonowitz at Crowell Junior Books, 3 items 7/56 Correspondence from Editor and Publisher James C. Giblin at Clarion Books, 1 item 7/57 Correspondence from Editorial Assistant Dianne Gokey at Macmillan Publishing Company, 1 item 7/58 Correspondence from Elizabeth Gordon at Harper & Row Junior Books Group, 1 item 7/59 Correspondence from Editor Molly Harrington at Scholastics Inc., 1 item 7/60 Correspondence from Elizabeth Isele from Crowell Junior Books, 5 items 7/61 Correspondence from Elizabeth Mattheos at Random House, 1 item 7/62 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 12 items 7/63 Correspondence from Helen Schnol at Dutton, 1 item 7/64 Correspondence from Rachel Weinstein at Viking Penguin Inc., 1 item 7/65 Correspondence from Executive Editor Linda Zuckerman at Harper & Row Junior Books Group, 1 item 7/66 Legal correspondence, 2 items 7/67 Author notes, 45 sheets 7/68 Handwritten author notes, 58 items 8/1 Research, 2 items 8/2 Reviews of Sonia Begonia, 6 items 8/3 Receipt from Harper & Row Publishers, Inc., 1 item 11. Strudel Stories by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Delacorte Press, 1999) 8/4 Early typescripts of Strudel Stories, manually annotated, 2 items 8/5 Early draft of Strudel Stories with title page and family trees, 65 sheets 8/6 Early draft of Strudel Stories with title page and family trees, manually annotated, 67 sheets

21 8/7 Typescript of Strudel Stories with title page, family trees, and introduction, manually annotated, 61 sheets 8/8 Typescript of Strudel Stories with title page, family trees, and introduction, manually annotated, 62 sheets 8/9 Copy of typescript of Strudel Stories with title page, family trees, and introduction, manually annotated, 63 sheets 8/10 Typescript of Strudel Stories dated August 20, 1996 when filed and November 1997 when Lauri Hornik revised the typescript with title page, 59 sheets 8/11 Typescript of Strudel Stories with title page and family tree, manually annotated, 63 sheets 8/12 Typescript of Strudel Stories with family trees and Post-It from Laura Thompson, manually annotated, 64 sheets 8/13 Typescript of Strudel Stories with title page and family trees, sent to R.C. September 4, 1996, manually annotated, 65 sheets 8/14 Typescript of Strudel Stories dated January 1998 and labeled revision before copyediting with title page and family tree, manually annotated, 71 sheets 8/15 Undated typescript of Strudel Stories with missing pages, 72 sheets 8/16-8/17 Typescript of Strudel Stories, manually annotated: 8/16 First half of typescript with title, copyright, dedication, acknowledgement, table of contents, and about the author pages, 46 sheets 8/17 Second half of typescript with author s note, 65 sheets 8/18-8/19 Typescript of Strudel Stories dated July 6, 1998, manually annotated: 8/18 First half of typescript with title, copyright, dedication, acknowledgement, and table of contents pages, 73 sheets 8/19 Second half of typescript with author s note, and about the author pages, 71 sheets 8/20 Draft printed from floppy disc, 51 sheets 8/21 Floppy disc with draft of Strudel Stories in envelope, 1 item 8/22 Sample Sarah s stories, manually annotated, 5 items 8/23 Sample Bertie and Willey s stories, manually annotated, 8 items 8/24 Sample pages, manually annotated, 9 items

22 8/25-9/27 Corresponding materials: 8/25 Correspondence from Eva Abroumson, 1 item 8/26 Correspondence from EricaS21, 6 items 8/27 Correspondence from Lysanne Ferron, 1 item 8/28 Correspondence from Vice President and Editor-in-Chief Regina Griffin at Holiday House, 1 item 8/29 Correspondence from Joan Hewett, 1 item 8/30 Correspondence from Editor Lauri Hornik at Bantam Doubleday Dell, 9 items 8/31 Correspondence from Barry Kancigor, 1 item 8/32 Correspondence from Judy Kancigor, 1 item 8/33 Correspondence from Kirlane, 1 item 8/34 Correspondence from Tomoko Kodoma, 2 items 8/35 Correspondence from Kris, 1 item 8/36 Correspondence from Marie Lore at South Street Seaport Museum, 1 item 8/37 Correspondence from Subsidiary Rights Director Jeanette Lundgren at Random House Children s Books, 1 item 8/38 Correspondence from Editor Kimiko Matsukura from Kaisei-Sha Publishing Company, 1 item 8/39 Correspondence from Monica, 1 item 8/40 Correspondence from Joe Nathan, 1 item 8/41 Correspondence from Barbara Perris, 1item 8/42 Correspondence from RobArtS, 4 items 8/43 Article with note from Adele Rocklin (mother), 1 item 8/44 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 32 items 8/45 Correspondence from Manager Lupe Salazar at Los Angeles Times, 4 items 8/46 Correspondence from Ann Shore, 1 item 8/47 Correspondence from Eric Silverberg (son), 1 item 8/48 Correspondence from Assistant to Beverly Horowitz Marissa Walsh at Random House, 1 item 8/49 Correspondence from Vicki Zack, 5 items 8/50 Correspondence from multiple senders, 58 items 8/51 Correspondence from unknown sender, 1 item 8/52 Story/plot outlines, 19 items 8/53 Author s notes: handwritten general notes for Strudel Stories, 45 items 8/54 Author s notes: handwritten general notes for Strudel Stories, 43 items 8/55 Author s notes: handwritten general notes for Strudel Stories, 44 items 8/56 Author s notes: typed general notes for Strudel Stories, 37 items 8/57 Author s notes: recipes, baseball, stickball and pictures for family trees 9/1 Author s notes: kitchen and family tree notes, 5 items 9/2 Research: History of Jews in Eastern and Central Europe not related to the Holocaust, 11 items 9/3 Research: History of Jews in Eastern and Central Europe not related to the Holocaust, 9 items 9/4 Research: Cultural and religious Jewish traditions, 12 items 9/5 Separation List for 11/10 11/10 Research: issues of Tenement Times, 4 items

23 9/6 Research: Jewish immigration to the United States, 8 items 9/7 Research: Jewish immigration to the United States and conditions, 11 items 9/8 Research: Jewish neighborhoods and living conditions mostly in New York, 15 items 9/9 Separation List for 11/11 11/11 Research: newspapers about Jewish culture and historic New York, 5 items 9/10 Research: Jewish neighborhoods, etc., 12 items 9/11 Research: Jewish neighborhoods, etc., 15 items 9/12 Research: articles about education of Jewish people, 17 items 9/13 Research: articles about education of Jewish people in American and abroad, 14 items 9/14 Research: baseball and the 1940 s, 6 items 9/15 Research: baseball, 5 items 9/16 Research: baseball, 3 items 9/17 Research: baseball, 6 items 9/18 Separation List for 11/12 11/12 Research, newspapers about baseball, 2 items 9/19 Research: general, 24 items 9/20 Research: recipes, 10 items 9/21 Research: Holocaust booklets, 9 items 9/22 Research: Holocaust, 12 items 9/23 Research: Holocaust, 4 items 9/24 Research: Holocaust, 12 items 9/25 Research: Holocaust, 15 items 9/26 Reviews for Strudel Stories, 9 items 9/27 Article about Joanne Rocklin for Strudel Stories, 1 item 12. This Book is Haunted by Joanne Rocklin (New York : HarperCollins, 2002) 9/28-9/37 Corresponding materials: 9/28 Correspondence from Editorial Assistant Helen Chernikoff at Harper Collins Publishers, 1 item 9/29 Correspondence from Editor Laura Hornik at Bantam Doubleday Dell, 2 items 9/30 Correspondence from Senior Editor Catherine Daly at The Putnam & Grosset Group, 1 item 9/31 Correspondence from Senior Editor Mary Lee Donovan at Candlewick Press, 1 item 9/32 Correspondence from Vice President and Editor-in-Chief Regina Griffin at Holiday House, 1 item 9/33 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 5 items 9/34 Correspondence from Robert O. Warren, 5 items 9/35 Correspondence from Executive Editor Phoebe W. Yeh at Harper Collins Publishers, 1 item 9/36 Research, image, 1 item 9/37 Reviews, 3 items

24 13. Three Smart Pals by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Scholastic, 1994) 9/38 Typescripts of Three Smart Pals, first typescript has missing pages, manually annotated, 2 items 9/39 Typescripts of Three Smart Pals, first typescript has missing pages, manually annotated, 2 items 9/40 Sample chapters of Three Smart Pals, manually annotated, 7 items 9/41 9/43 Corresponding materials: 9/41 Correspondence from Editorial Assistant Amy Canning at Cartwheel Books, 1 item 9/42 Correspondence from Editorial Assistant Kimberly Shapiro at Cartwheel Books, 1 item 9/43 Reviews, 2 items 14. The Very Best Hanukkah Gift by Joanne Rocklin (New York : Delacorte Press, 1999) 10/1 Early typescript of The Very Best Hanukkah Gift when book was called Henry s Hanukkah, manually annotated, 54 sheets 10/2 Typescript of The Very Best Hanukkah Gift labeled second draft and dated August 1998, 56 sheets 10/3 Typescript of The Very Best Hanukkah Gift labeled third draft sent to L.H. August 31, 1998 with title page, manually annotated, 55 sheets 10/4 Typescript of The Very Best Hanukkah Gift when book was called It s Really Hanukkah, Henry, labeled third draft with Lauri s notes October 16, 1998 with title page, manually annotated, 55 sheets 10/5 Typescript of The Very Best Hanukkah Gift labeled fourth draft, manually annotated, 66 sheets 10/6 Typescript of The Very Best Hanukkah Gift when book was untitled, labeled fifth draft after revisions requested by L.H. November 20, 1998 with title page, 70 sheets 10/7 Typescript of The Very Best Hanukkah Gift with Post-It from Lauri with title page, manually annotated, 80 sheets 10/8 First pass master typescript of The Very Best Hanukkah Gift author/editor set dated March 6, 1999 with title, copyright, dedication, and table of contents pages, manually annotated, 103 sheets

25 10/9 Master typescript of The Very Best Hanukkah Gift dated March 6, 1999 with title, copyright, dedication, and table of contents pages, 104 sheets 10/10 Illustrations, 30 sheets 10/11 Separation List for 11/13 11/13 Large illustration for The Very Best Hanukkah Gift, 1 item 10/12-10/28 Corresponding materials: 10/12 Correspondence from Editorial Assistant Pamela Bobowicz at Delacorte Press, 1 item 10/13 Correspondence from Bookwag about dogs, 1 item 10/14 Correspondence from EricaS521 about dogs, 3 items 10/15 Correspondence from Senior Editor Lauri Hornik at Random House, Inc., 18 items 10/16 Correspondence from Joan about dogs, 1 item 10/17 Correspondence from Kris about dogs, 1 item 10/18 Correspondence from Editor Wendy Loggia at Random House, 1 item 10/19 Correspondence from Catharine O Neill, handwritten letters, 3 items 10/20 Correspondence from Hyman Rocklin (father) about dogs, 1 item 10/21 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 25 items 10/22 Correspondence from Rosalie, 1 item 10/23 Correspondence from multiple senders, 27 items 10/24 Author notes, 25 items 10/25 Research, 13 items 10/26 Research: copies of books, 2 items 10/27 Separation List for 11/14 11/14 Research: newspaper articles, 3 items 10/28 Reviews, articles, and 2 marketing booklets, 4 items B. Unpublished books 1. The Magic Plant Lady by Joanne Rocklin 10/29 One story outline/typescript, 1 item C. Additional Materials 10/30 Separation List for 27 autographed books donated by Joanne Rocklin [shelved in the Arne Nixon Center Collection], 1 item D. Miscellaneous and Personal 10/31 Correspondence from Joanne Rocklin, 3 items 10/32 Correspondence from Marketing Assistant Christy Smith at Henry Holt and Company, Inc., 2 items

26 10/33 Correspondence from Anna Staniszewski, 1 item 10/34 Illustration, 1 item 10/35 Research, 6 items 10/36 Flyer for How I Became a Writer presentation, 1 item 10/37 Receipts, 4 items 10/38 Miscellaneous questionnaire about author for publicity and list of books by author, 2 items 10/39 Personal cards from authors, 6 items 10/40 Reviews of Dear Baby, Discovering Martha, Jace the Ace, and Sonia Begonia, 1 item