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Children’s Books by Adult Authors

August 8, 2011Philip NelAudience, Children's LiteratureAudience, Children's Literature

The title of this post is deliberately silly.  Children’s books are written (and edited and marketed and agented, etc.) by alleged grown-ups, and so — as Perry Nodelman points out — there is always a “hidden adult” in children’s literature.  This is one of the central paradoxes of a literature defined primarily by its audience.

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