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Children’s Literature: A Joint Venture
International Research in Children's Literature, 2022This article rereads research data on young children’s literary socialisation, children’s juries of literary awards, and young adults’ life writing from the perspective of recent theories contesting the idea of aetonormativity that has dominated children’s literature studies in the past decades.
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Children’s Literature Reviews: Creativity and Children’s Literature
Language Arts, 2015This children’s literature review column focuses on books that are creative in terms of style and content as well as those that emphasize the creative exploits of numerous individuals. Readers of this column will find out about people such as the famed artist couple, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, Lois Ehlert, the illustrator of the classic Chicka ...
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Children’s Literature Reviews: Global Children’s Literature
Language Arts, 2012Featured is a selection of books that were first published outside of the United States, as well as titles published in this country that have global settings. Titles first published within the United States but featuring global themes are also included.
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2020
<p>[para. 1]: "Discussions of eighteenth-century children's literature tend often to coincide with debates over the origins of the genre, since many critics and historians have asserted that this century - notably its second half - saw the emergence of a new species of writing directed specificially at child readers.
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<p>[para. 1]: "Discussions of eighteenth-century children's literature tend often to coincide with debates over the origins of the genre, since many critics and historians have asserted that this century - notably its second half - saw the emergence of a new species of writing directed specificially at child readers.
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Children’s Literature Reviews: Writing and Children’s Literature
Language Arts, 2012This children's literature review column highlights books with protagonists who write for myriad reasons. It also includes biographies of famous and unsung writers.
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Children’s Literature Reviews: Biliteracy and Children’s Literature
Language Arts, 2016This children's literature review column features books with characters in contexts where multiple languages are spoken, books written in multiple languages (about culturally specific topics such as lucha libre and salsa that meaningfully connect to the language), and books in which a second language is naturally interspersed throughout the text.
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Children’s Literature Reviews Stories of Advocacy in Children’s Literature
Language Arts, 2017In this column, we review books that share examples of advocacy in its many different forms.
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Children’s Literature Reviews: Discipline and Characters in Children’s Literature
Language Arts, 2009Discipline . . . the teacher’s goal, perhaps. Why then do we often provide readers with characters, plots, and ideas that represent anything but discipline? Young readers love books where the characters may be unruly and unpredictable. They like stories where the characters get in and out of trouble. And they enjoy pondering the plot of a tale that may
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