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Children's Literature Association Quarterly nursery rhymes, children's songs View
Pederzoli, Roberta (ed.) Tratti translation, storytelling, moral, pedagogy, education, fairy tales View
Nel, Philip Dada Knows Best: Growing Up 'Surreal' with Dr. Seuss Children's Literature British literature, Dr Seuss View
Janzen Kooistra, Lorraine "Goblin Market" as a Cross-Audienced Poem: Children's Fairy Tale, Adult Erotic Fantasy Children's Literature child, adult, audience, readership, cross-writing, fairy tale, poetry View
Parsons, Marnie "Like a Muscle that Sings in the Dark": Semiotics and Nonsense in Dennis Lee's Poetry for Children Canadian Children's Literature nonsense, poetry View
"Remembering Always to Come Back: The Child’s Wished-For Escape and the Adult’s Self-Empowered Return in Sandra Cisneros's "House on Mango Street" Children's Literature home, space, journey, return View
Russell, David L. "The City Spreads Its Wings": The Urban Experience in Poetry for Children Children's Literature in Education poetry, American literature View
Sarland, Charles "The Secret Seven" Versus "The Twits": Cultural Clash or Cosy Combination Signal reading, reader response, culture View
Lawrence-Pietroni, Anna "The Tricksters", "The Changeover", and the Fluidity of Adolescent Literature Children's Literature Association Quarterly reading, reader response, young adults View
Riach, Alan "Treasure Island" and Time Children's Literature in Education space, bildungsroman, time, childhood, colonialism View
D’Arcangelo, Adele and Alice Pung "Unpolished Gem"/"Gemma Impura", the Journey from Australia to Italy of Alice Pung’s best selling Novel Dislocated Readings: Translations and Translationalism Australian literature, Alice Pung, translation, Italian language View
Vallone, Lynne M. 'A Humble Spirit Under Correction': Tracts, Hymns, and the Ideology of Evangelical Fiction for Children, 1720-1820 The Lion and the Unicorn ideology, didactic, religion, gender studies, genre View
Crago, Hugh 'Easy Connections': Emotional Truth and Fictional Gratification Signal reader response View
Stott, Jon and Christine Doyle Francis 'Home' and 'Not Home' in Children's Stories: Getting There - and Being Worth It Children's Literature in Education home, space, journey, return View
Hartwick Dressel, Janice and Francis J. Molson 'Octagon Magic': Andre Norton and Revitalizing the Girls' Book Children's Literature in Education sociology, education, language education, language and literature View
Taylor, Andrew 'On the Pulse': Exploring Poetry through Drama Children's Literature in Education education, teaching, reading, poetry View
Weaver, Laura 'Plain' and 'Fancy' Laura: A Mennonite Reader of Girls' Books Children's Literature reading, reader response, gender studies View
Flynn, Richard 'The Kindergarten of New Consciousness': Gwendolyn Brooks and the Social Construction of Childhood African American Review childhood studies, Gwendolyn Brooks View
Rushdy, Ashraf H. A. 'The Miracle of the Web': Community, Desire, and Narrativity in "Charlotte's Web" The Lion and the Unicorn Charlotte's web, narrativity, literary criticism View
Sipe, Lawrence R. 'Those two gingerbread boys could be brothers': How Children Use Intertextual Connections During Storybook Readalouds Children's Literature in Education reading, reader response, intertextuality, picture books View
Sipe, Lawrence R., Jeffrey Bauer 'Urban Kindergartners' Literary Understanding of Picture Storybooks New Advocate storybook, picture books, teaching, education View
McClay, Jill Kedersha 'Wait a second . . . ': Negotiating Complex Narrative in "Black and White" Children's Literature in Education reading, reader response, picture books, postmodernism View
Kazemek, Francis E. 'When Shuttled by the/Playful Hand': The Poetry of William Carlos Williams and the Elementary Literature Curriculum Children's Literature in Education education, teaching, reading, poetry, reader response View
Bird, Anne-Marie 'Without Contraries is No Progression': Dust as an All-Inclusive, Multifunctional Metaphor in Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" Children's Literature in Education Gnostic mythology, metaphor, religion, Philip Pullman View
50 ans de littérature pour la jeunesse : raconter hier pour préparer demain Cahiers du CRILJ literary criticism, history, France View

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