A Critical History of French Children's Literature: (Children's Literature and Culture Series) - Volume Two: 1830—Present: 2

Penny Brown, Penelope E. Brown

Routledge

2009

384 páginas

12h 48m

ISBN-13: 9780415876711

"Writing specifically for children is a comparatively modern preoccupation, and scholarship about writing for children is an even more recent phenomenon. This is why this book on French Children's Literature is so important... Penelope E. Brown treats the French counterparts of Blyton, Dahl, Tolkien, and Rowling with intelligence and flair, pointing out radical intertextualities and new acculturations. Packed with detail and bibliographic material, this is a rich resource indeed. Highly recommended." -- K.M. Sibbald, Choice, May 2008.

[About the Author]: Penny Brown is Senior Lecturer in Comparative Literary Studies at the University of Manchester, U.K., and is also author of The Poison at the Source and The Captured World.