Kidlit Matters: What History Reveals

About nine months ago, long before Lyn Shepherd bashed J.K. Rowling or Ruth Graham issued her condemnation of adults reading YA books, or the Reading Rainbow Kickstarter blasted fundraising milestones, I wrote a post where I advised writers: “…don’t dismiss children’s fiction. Children’s literature is often ripe with what scares society. The 1800s started a …
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