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Brian Alderson Libri

    Brian Alderson è il principale critico di libri per bambini per The London Times, portando un occhio critico al panorama della letteratura per giovani lettori. Come docente e scrittore, approfondisce la ricca storia e l'evoluzione dei libri per bambini. La sua esperienza offre analisi illuminanti delle storie e degli stili che plasmano la lettura dell'infanzia. Il lavoro di Alderson illumina l'importanza e lo sviluppo di questo vitale genere letterario.

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    The Ludford box and "A Christmass-box": Their Contribution to our Knowledge of Eighteenth Century Children's Literature
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    Ezra Jack Keats: A Bibliography and Catalogue

    • Ezra Jack Keats: A Bibliography and Catalogue

      • 176pagine
      • 7 ore di lettura
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      Focusing on the pioneering contributions of Ezra Jack Keats, this collection showcases his journey from comic-book illustrator to a celebrated children's author, particularly highlighting the Caldecott Award-winning A Snowy Day. It emphasizes how Keats's works addressed social issues and broke cultural barriers long before such themes became mainstream in children's literature. This volume serves as an excellent companion to Alderson's previous work, offering a comprehensive look at Keats's artistic evolution and impact.

      Ezra Jack Keats: A Bibliography and Catalogue

    • The Ludford box and "A Christmass-box": Their Contribution to our Knowledge of Eighteenth Century Children's Literature

      • 68pagine
      • 3 ore di lettura

      Travel back in time with The Ludford Box and a Christmass-Box, a fascinating look at the world of children's literature in the 18th century. Explore these two unique pieces and what they reveal about the attitudes toward children's entertainment during this time. Packed with vivid illustrations and expert analysis, this book is a valuable addition to any collector's library.

      The Ludford box and "A Christmass-box": Their Contribution to our Knowledge of Eighteenth Century Children's Literature