Student Statement Against Racism in the Centre and Faculty
This blog represents students at the Centre for Research in Children’s Literature within the Faculty of Education at the University
Non-What?
by Lauren Defined only by what it is not, non-fiction for children is seen as the poor relation in books.
Creating a poster presentation: the basics
by Erin As our readers should know from Clementine’s post last Thursday, there is going to be a Children’s Literature
A Reading Lesson
by Susan One day, my youngest sister came home from school in tears. She was eleven, and had been teased
MAY 12TH: Open Day
This is Cambridge. You could come and study Children’s Literature here with us. How? Come and find out on
Live from Oslo: Day Three
Posted by Debbie 8.00: After checking out from the hotel, we head to the conference, taking in kaffee and boller
Live from Oslo Conference: Day Two
Hello faithful readers! Here is the second instalment of our adventures in Nordic lands. Today, more fun was had, as
Live from Oslo Conference: Day One
From Thursday 7th to Sunday 10th, six of the CCLS, and Maria, are in Oslo for the 2011 ‘Child and
Unlikely Couples : The Rules of Attraction in Young Adult Fiction
by Sophia “Only connect” (E.M. Forster) As I neared the end of Cormier’s young adult novel Tenderness, I found myself
‘Destino’, by Salvador Dalí and Walt Disney
by Clémentine Have you seen ‘Destino’, by Salvador Dalí and Walt Disney? This incredible short film was started by the
There’s no such thing as an eGruffalo!
by Debbie Children’s author Julia Donaldson has said ‘no’ to an ebook version of her bestseller, The Gruffalo. The picturebook
