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    Children’s books can be easily overlooked because the stories appear to be so simple and short that there is no direct message. But, children’s books do entail a deep, meaningful underlying message. Of the many children's books, The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle is one to remember and has a lesson to teach children about the way they look at themselves. In the story, a caterpillar sets out for a number of different types of food but still is hungry at the end of the day. Finally, it…

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    Many children dream of being the pretty princess in the castle or the knight in shining armor who slays the dragon. According to child psychologist Bruno Bettelheim, these dreams are crucial for child development. Bettelheim presented the case that fairy tales are beneficial to children and their emotional and mental growth. They help them to grow mentally, emotionally, and feel more secure in what their futures entail. Through the use of ethos, dashes, ad populum, and point of view, Bettelheim…

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    “An archetype provides a window into a society’s attitudes and values” Throughout history, the purpose of fairy tales has shifted from pure male entertainment to didactic children's tales. A particular time period's values are evident through analysis of archetypes found in fairy tales from that era. This theory is explored through the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (SWSD) originally published in 1812, Matt Phelan's film noir style graphic novel "Snow White"…

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    of life to use their voice. Throughout the story, main character Horton is viewed as an outcast and is rejected by those around him because he is larger than they are. In spite of the fact that he has been so mistreated by his peers, he chooses the right and…

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    In both the children’s and The Grimm Brothers tale, the children left their house numerous times to get away from the woodcutter and his wife who took care of them (since their parents died.) This was because they overheard their guardians discussing to get rid of them…

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    discussions, and provides answers to questions or problems they may have about life, death, love, social issues, and everything in between. If one were to visit the local library, he/she would find that a variety of literature for youth is categorized as children’s and young adult literature. The term young adult literature also includes the sub-genre adolescent literature, which is often targeted to include those in junior high school. Of course this is not a universal definition and many…

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    Foundation Before Density In Scott McCloud’s graphic essay, “Show & Tell”, McCloud uses an appreciable combination of words and images interchangeably to convey clear and comprehensible thoughts, He establishes better, more understood, literature by depicting images directly alongside pieces of text. Evidently, pictures are an associative mechanism that enables newcomer and experienced readers to make visual connections to text they normally would not conclude to by only analyzing and…

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    Children’s literature has been around for a long time, parents reading to their children, books about fairies, talking animals, and princesses and prince charming; but most of the time children’s literature isn’t just talking animals. In Duncan Tonatiuh’s, children’s book, Pancho Rabbit and the Coyote, we see a story about a rabbit named Pancho, that set out to look for his father, who has traveled up north for a job to support his family, who hasn’t returned. Along the way Pancho meets Coyote,…

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    Right on that balcony, they use phrases like “Refuse thy name, sworn my love, I'll no longer be a Capulet” (760) from Juliet meaning if she was to marry Romeo she would be a Montague. Juliet is saying she wishes to marry Romeo, therefore there is no feud…

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    Third grade was probably one of my toughest years as a child learning in school. I always felt like I was behind and not as great as the other kids, because I was very slow when it came to obtaining certain skills. One of the skills that I struggled with the most was reading. Now first off I could read, I could sound out the words with usually not that much trouble. Although when it came to question time, I was doomed. I just couldn’t put the words together and figure out what they meant, what…

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