Description
Roderick McGillis explores the interplay between literary theory and children's literature, offering insights into how classic stories resonate with young readers. By examining well-known works, he provides a framework that illuminates the deeper themes and values within the narratives, guiding both educators and parents in fostering a richer reading experience.
Through thoughtful analysis, McGillis reveals the ways in which children's literature can both reflect and shape the worldviews of its audience. His exploration encourages readers to engage with these texts not just as stories, but as meaningful contributors to a child's development and understanding of complex concepts.
Through thoughtful analysis, McGillis reveals the ways in which children's literature can both reflect and shape the worldviews of its audience. His exploration encourages readers to engage with these texts not just as stories, but as meaningful contributors to a child's development and understanding of complex concepts.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
230 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1996
Publisher
Twayne Pub
ISBN-10
0805790330
ISBN-13
9780805790337