Children’s Literature Reviews: Expanding Spaces in Children’s Literature: International Books for Children

Barbara Lehman; Kathy Short; Eun Hye Son; Barbara Z. Kiefer

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Children’s Literature Reviews: Expanding Spaces in Children’s Literature: International Books for Children

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Sep 2007 English Publisher:National Council of Teachers of EnglishJournal:Language Arts, volume 85, pages 84-91 (issn: 0360-9170, eissn: 1943-2402,

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Authors: Barbara Lehman; Kathy Short; Eun Hye Son; Barbara Z. Kiefer;

doi: 10.58680/la20076166

Children’s Literature Reviews: Expanding Spaces in Children’s Literature: International Books for Children

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With the increasing number of books published for children each year in the US (according to Publisher’s Weekly sales figures for US trade books in 2004 were $22.8 billion) we sometimes neglect to look beyond our own borders to discover the many excellent authors and illustrators from around the world who are creating wonderful books for children. These talented people often bring important insights to stories of the human condition.

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