Edward van de Vendel: Author–The Netherlands

Abstract: There is a kind of addictive primal pleasure in writing and telling stories. I am addicted to children’s literature. After all those books, I still don’t understand how someone writes something down, or draws something, and then suddenly it’s there: a book. That’s magical.

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Journal
Bookbird/Book bird
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1353/bkb.2025.a977671
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Themes in Literature Analysis
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Abstract

Abstract: There is a kind of addictive primal pleasure in writing and telling stories. I am addicted to children’s literature. After all those books, I still don’t understand how someone writes something down, or draws something, and then suddenly it’s there: a book. That’s magical.

Bookbird/Book birdVol. 63(4)
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