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“Britain’s pagan religions and the stories that form their liturgy never really disappeared…”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 10 April 2016
Britain’s pagan religions and the stories that form their liturgy never really disappeared, the...
Tagged British children’s literature, English Literature, Harry Potter, Huckleberry Finn, Literature, Peter Pan, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Dark Is Rising, The Golden Compass |
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“Landscape matters: Britain’s antique countryside…lends itself to fairy-tale invention. … America’s mighty vistas, by contrast, are less cozy, less human-scaled, and less haunted”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 21 February 2016
Landscape matters: Britain’s antique countryside, strewn with moldering castles and cozy farms, lends itself...
Tagged Alice in Wonderland, American children’s literature, Brighty of the Grand Canyon, British children’s literature, Children's Literature, Harry Potter, Literature, Make Way for Ducklings, Winnie-the-Pooh |
Literature

“It turns out that fantasy – the established domain of British children’s literature – is critical to childhood development”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 19 February 2016
It turns out that fantasy – the established domain of British children’s literature –...
Tagged British children’s literature, Children's Literature, Fantasy Literature |
America, Literature

“Popular storytelling in the New World instead tended to celebrate in words and song the larger-than-life exploits of ordinary men and women”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 12 February 2016
Popular storytelling in the New World instead tended to celebrate in words and song...
Tagged American children’s literature, British children’s literature, Literature, Storytelling |
Literature

“American fantasies differ in another way: They usually end with a moral lesson learned…”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 29 January 2016
…the British have always been in touch with their pagan folklore, says Maria Tatar,...
Tagged American children’s literature, British children’s literature, Children's Literature, Literature |
America, Great Britain, Literature

“If British children gathered in the glow of the kitchen hearth to hear stories about magic swords and talking bears, American children sat at their mother’s knee listening to tales larded with moral messages…”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 22 January 2016
If Harry Potter and Huckleberry Finn were each to represent British versus American children’s...
Tagged Alice in Wonderland, American children’s literature, and the Wardrobe, British children’s literature, Charlotte’s Web, Children's Literature, Children's Stories, England, Great Britain, Harry Potter, James and the Giant Peach, Literature, Little House in the Big Woods, Little Women, Peter Pan, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The Call of the Wild, The Hobbit, The Lion, The Wind in the Willows, the Witch, The Yearling, Winnie-the-Pooh |
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