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Interpretation and the apparent sameness of children's literature

Perry Nodelman

Early steps towards a theory if the typical characteristics of children's literature.

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September 1, 1985
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Children's Literature Theory of Children's Literature as a Genre Children's and Young Adult Literature Interpretation Children's Fiction Children's Fantasy Literature Timeslip fantasy
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