American Symposium Recap (ft. Jerry Griswold)
This week’s post is brought to you by Dawn Sardella-Ayres, who is calmly and un-stressingly finishing up her PhD this year. Check
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Becoming Ms. Marvel: How Completing the PGCE-M Is Like a Superhero Origin Story
Jen Aggleton completed her PGCE-M in children’s literature this year, and wonderfully agreed to write about the experience. She is
A Book and a Boy in a Blog: Open Day Review
Today was the Children’s Literature Open Day at Cambridge! A whole afternoon where we discuss what makes the MPhil, MEd,
Festival of Ideas: The History of the Alphabet Book
By Ashley Friday was the Faculty of Education’s day of events for Cambridge’s Festival of Ideas. The Festival of Ideas
Musings on Medals
I had every intention of using this week’s blog to offer some deep insight into this year’s CILIP Carnegie and
The final countdown…
‘You know what would be a great book for book club? The Fault in Our Stars.’ In addition to fulfilling
Carrots! Carrots!
By Kate Wakely-Mulroney This is the first time that I’ve contributed to the Children’s Literature blog and I’ve spent the
How to start a library
According to my informal survey, the one thing that Cambridge has the vastest number of is, not pesky punt tour
What Do You Mean You’re Studying Hybrid Novels?
Since starting a PhD in Children’s Literature I’ve often found myself having to explain what I am doing to
