Do storybooks really break children's gender stereotypes?

Carla Abad · Shannon M. Pruden

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Gender Studies in Language Themes in Literature Analysis Media, Gender, and Advertising

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A book review on An open book: What and how young children learn from picture and storybooks. Special Issue of Frontiers in Developmental Psychology. Edited by J.S. Horst and C. Houston-Price

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