 | The Utility of Nonsense Word
Play in Linguistic Development: Dr. Seuss and the Beginning Reader |
| Writing the Lost Dream:
Autobiography in L. M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables Series |
| Good Witches in
Childrens Literature |
| Russian Childrens Literature |
| The Evaluation of Four Series
Written for Children About Individual Artists |
| Censorship, Sinsorship, or
Sense-rship? |
| The Night Before Christmas: A
Comparison of Four Picture Book Editions |
| Baba Yaga: A Wicked Witch or a
Heros Mischievous Helper? |
| Photo-Illustration and
Photography in Picture Books |
| Peter Rabbit, Old Story, New
Format: Better, Worse, or Just Different |
| How Children's Literature
Reflects Children's Experiences of the Holocaust |
| The Magic Kingdom: Walt
Disney's Animated Fairy Tale Films |
| The Little House Series and
The American Girl Series: A Contrast in Historical Fiction |
| Common Characteristics Among
Four of the Lost Girls in Young Adult Literature |
| Americas Evolving Attitutde
Towards War: 6 Novels in 6 Decades |
| The Image of Redheads in
Childrens Books |
| Gary Paulsen's Nightjohn |
| A Two-Week Unit on the
Holocaust for Young Adults |
| Issues of History in the
Little House and Beyond |
| Conquering New Worlds: A
Comparison of Three Characters |
| Children and the Digital
Library: A Discussion |
| Narrative and Self in the
Ramona, Anastasia, and Alice series |
| Narnia, Gender, and the Child
Appeal of Fantasy Writing Humor for Children |
| The Mothers of Disney |
| Just Jackets (book covers) |
| Arthur Appeal: A Survey of
Second Graders Reading Marc Browns Series |
| Let the Children Read: A Brief
History of the Founding of Library Services
for Children |
