research – Children's Literature at Cambridge

Liberation or Burden? Debating the Childist Turn

Nic Hilton is a first year PhD candidate at the Children’s Literature Research Centre at the University of Cambridge studying

Vera Veldhuizen is a second year PhD (which terrifyingly means that she should know what she’s doing by now). Her

Vera Veldhuizen is a second year PhD at Cambridge, focusing on children’s war literature. She also likes cats, but mainly

by Richard For this week’s blog post I am stepping outside my usual realms of thinking about fiction texts by

About a month ago I attended an international mini-symposium here, at the University of Cambridge, which brought together Children’s Literature

guest post by Louiza Mallouri The aftermath of the completion of a cross cultural research in a conflict ridden context,

This years World Book Day witnessed the crowning of a new literary hero when Blue Peter viewers voted the Diary

By Debbie On Friday night, the Potter-generation daughter and I arrived for the first showing of the Deathly Hallows finale

So…what has the royal wedding got to do with children’s literature? Well, the initial instinctive answer surely has to be not a lot, as Maria

by Sophia “Only connect” (E.M. Forster) As I neared the end of Cormier’s young adult novel Tenderness, I found myself