Loading...
Loading...
First series
by Caroline Collins Hunt
This scholarly collection of essays explores the influential British children's authors who shaped literature from 1960 onward, examining how writers responded to changing times—from traditional storytelling to experimental approaches. Parents and educators will gain valuable insights into the literary movements and cultural influences that defined an important era in children's publishing, including the rise of meaningful 'problem novels' that tackled real-world issues. A fascinating resource for understanding how children's literature has evolved and the creative voices that guided young readers through decades of change.
Essays on authors whose works range from the traditional or reactionary, to the experimental. During this time, the "problem novel" gained ground. Competition from other media, such as the television, influenced the juvenile-book market. During this period a publishers' group was formed to give serious thought to the direction in which juvenile books should go.
Detroit : Gale Research
424
1996-01-01
Prices may vary. We may earn a commission from purchases made through these links.