Children's literature studies: general books

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This book includes analyses of twenty-first century literature about the Holocaust. The international scholars highlight...  Read More >>

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Drawing on the popularity of fairy-tale literature and its retellings, this guide provides insightful annotations...  Read More >>

An essential guide to making picture books for writers and illustrators from award-winning writer Libby Gleeson....  Read More >>

This book is grounded in the belief that every nation had its own ‘Great War’, with children’s picture books being...  Read More >>

Spanning more than half a century, Russell Hoban's celebrated literary career won him critical accolades and legions...  Read More >>

In examining the brand’s multifaceted media presence, this volume’s chapters consider both Mattel’s corporate storytelling...  Read More >>

A beautifully illustrated journey through the most beloved classics of children’s literature, spanning more than...  Read More >>

This book documents the findings of a one-year research project engaging the children’s publishing sector for feedback...  Read More >>

This co-edited collection breaks new ground by bringing together...  Read More >>

Risk in Children’s Adventure Literature examines the way in which adults discuss the reading and entertainment habits...  Read More >>

A mother’s celebration of the power and wonder of lifelong reading.  Read More >>

Offering future school librarians, teachers, and working librarians...  Read More >>

French Children's Literature in the Hands of Polish Publishers examines the role of translation publishers in shaping...  Read More >>

Offering future school librarians, teachers, and working librarians...  Read More >>

Deep in the Wildwood Forest lives a light hearted creature full of wonder. Mousey uses his courage and compassion...  Read More >>

Rod and Ricky are inseparable ten-year-old best friends growing up in a peaceful suburban neighborhood. Full of...  Read More >>

Deep in the Wildwood Forest lives a light hearted creature full of wonder. Mousey uses his courage and compassion...  Read More >>

Mind of Steel is a powerful coming-of-age story set in Cairo in the mid-20th century. It follows Muhammad, a boy...  Read More >>

A panoramic and poignant history of children’s literature  Read More >>

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The first critical study of teenage identity that explores the unstable temporal division between adolescence...  Read More >>

A thorough and much-needed volume of scholarship devoted to a trailblazing author of African American children's...  Read More >>

How youth negotiate agency, activism, identity, and geopolitics to claim citizenship  Read More >>