Children's Literature Review, Volume 115: Excerpts from Reviews, Criticism, and Commentary on Books for Children and Young PeopleThis illustrated series covers more than 600 writers and illustrators for children and young adults, including such notable figures as Louisa May Alcott, Judy Blume, A. A. Milne, Walter Dean Myers and Maurice Sendak. Typical entries consist of a listing of major works and awards and criticism from significant reviews and commentaries on the author's or artist's works. Each volume includes cumulative author name and nationality indexes as well as a volume-specific title index. A cumulative titl index to the entire series is published separately. |
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A substantial proportion of fables does employ animals as chief characters , but another sizeable proportion features human beings instead . Of the “ animal " group , a number of the “ animals ” are actually insects , reptiles or ...
A substantial proportion of fables does employ animals as chief characters , but another sizeable proportion features human beings instead . Of the “ animal " group , a number of the “ animals ” are actually insects , reptiles or ...
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is set apart by a fascination with the aberrations of human physiology and behavior , a taste for the macabre , and a curious delight in the gross and baser side of human nature . " ] they do just come out .
is set apart by a fascination with the aberrations of human physiology and behavior , a taste for the macabre , and a curious delight in the gross and baser side of human nature . " ] they do just come out .
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( lines 35-45 ) There is also a contrast between Arnold's and Christina's human characters . Arnold's faithless wife , Margaret , belongs to the world of men , as he intended ( his Merman , we feel , is human in spite of the poet's ...
( lines 35-45 ) There is also a contrast between Arnold's and Christina's human characters . Arnold's faithless wife , Margaret , belongs to the world of men , as he intended ( his Merman , we feel , is human in spite of the poet's ...
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Aesops Fables | 1 |
Jack Prelutsky 1940 | 56 |
Christina Rossetti 18301894 | 87 |
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| Titel | Children's Literature Review, Volume 115: Excerpts from Reviews, Criticism, and Commentary on Books for Children and Young People Band 115 von Children's Literature Review Series Gale virtual reference library Literature Criticism Online |
| Herausgeber | Tom Burns |
| Ausgabe | illustriert |
| Verlag | Gale, 2005 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Mai 2008 |
| ISBN | 078768046X, 9780787680466 |
| Länge | 232 Seiten |
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