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DISCUSSION:
How Well Do Children’s Classics Travel Abroad?
Experience suggests that even at an early age children are forming a cultural identity that, while malleable, also prejudices the familiar over the foreign.
Wednesday, December 07, 2011
Transforming Children’s Books Coverage at The New York Times
PublishingPerspectives The line between adult, young adult and children's books is a blurry one, says Pamela Paul, children's books editor for the New York Times Book Review.
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DISCUSSION:
How Well Do Children’s Classics Travel Abroad?
Experience suggests that even at an early age children are forming a cultural identity that, while malleable, also prejudices the familiar over the foreign.
Read more:
DISCUSSION:
How Well Do Children’s Classics Travel Abroad?
Experience suggests that even at an early age children are forming a cultural identity that, while malleable, also prejudices the familiar over the foreign.
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