Maria Parr: Author–Norway

Abstract: We often forget that children can be just as different from each other as grown-ups, and they enjoy different books. I believe that one of the things that good children’s books have in common is that they communicate directly to the children—eye to eye. The story can be dark and sad, but there should always be hope. To steal hope from children shouldn’t be allowed.

Publication Details

Journal
Bookbird/Book bird
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1353/bkb.2025.a977672
Primary Topic
Themes in Literature Analysis
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Maria Parr: Author–Norway

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Maria Parr: Author–Norway

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Abstract: We often forget that children can be just as different from each other as grown-ups, and they enjoy different books. I believe that one of the things that good children’s books have in common is that they communicate directly to the children—eye to eye. The story can be dark and sad, but there should always be hope. To steal hope from children shouldn’t be allowed.

Bookbird/Book birdVol. 63(4)
Openalex Percentile: Top 60%
Themes in Literature Analysis
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