{"value"=>"<p>Childress began writing for children in 1968 beginning with her play, <span class=\"title\">Young Martin Luther King</span> (originally titled <span class=\"title\">A King Remembered</span>). Manuscripts for all of Childress's published children's books and works can be found here, including the aforementioned titles, as well as <span class=\"title\">Let's Hear it For the Queen, Rainbow Jordan, Those Other People, When the Rattlesnake Sounds</span>, an incomplete novel that focuses on Native American culture.</p> <p>The <span class=\"title\">A Hero Ain't Nothing' But a Sandwich</span> files contain an early draft of the novel with annotations by Childress, correspondence, promotional materials for the book, reviews and fan mail, and a study guide.</p> <p>Files for <span class=\"title\">Let's Hear it For the Queen</span> contain a play script, a galley (both annotated by Childress) music scores written by her husband Nathan Woodard, and reviews of the book. Found in the files for <span class=\"title\">Rainbow Jordan</span> Childress's second novel for children, are manuscripts, galleys (both annotated by Childress), publicity lists, reviews, and a study guide for <span class=\"title\">Rainbow Jordan</span>.</p> <p><span class=\"title\">Those Other People</span> was Childress's third novel for children, and contained within the files are several versions of manuscripts and typescripts (all with annotations by Childress and the copy editor's notes), galleys, and letters that accompanied reviews of the book from her publisher, Putnam Grosset Group.</p> <p>There is a small file for the published play script, <span class=\"title\">When the Rattlesnake Sounds</span> containing reviews sent to Childress by her publisher, Coward, McCann, and Geoghegan.</p> <p>The files for the play, <span class=\"title\">Young Martin Luther King</span>, (later edited and renamed <span class=\"title\">A King Remembered</span> in 1975) contain several versions of the play script, and reviews for two performances of the play.</p>"}