Children's Literature: A Very Short Introduction

Kimberley Reynolds

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Introduction: What is children's literature? 1. An outline history of publishing for children 2. Why and how are children's books studied? 3. Transforming the texts of childhood 4. Genres and generations - and the case of the family story 5. Visions of the future 6. Ethical debates in children's literature Afterword References Further reading Index

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