Children and Poetry
Perry NodelmanAn exploration of what children are, what poetry is, and what children's poetry might be.
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Showing the Meaning or Truth of Something
It seems fairly obvious to me that how an illustrator chooses to illustrate a verbal text is bound to affect how someone looking at the illustration is going to understand the text. According to the Cambridge dictionary, “Illustrate” means ...
A Variety of Illustrated Collections of Poetry for Children
My collection of poetry anthologies for children includes a number of illustrated volumes. Here are a few of them:
Sweet and Nostalgic
At first glance, Gyo Fujikawa’s A Child Book of Poems seems to be nothing like the “dazzling foray into word and image” that Sullivan’s Imaginary Gardens offers. It is anything but dazzling, primarily because the illustrations of a fairly w...
Imaginary Gardens with Illustrated Toads in Them
And now for something completely different: having said as much as I can think of saying right now about the Ambleside Online approach to poetry, I’m going to turn my attention to a different topic: illustrations in children’s poetry anthol...
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Children’s literature scholar and critic, retired professor of English literature, volunteer art museum guide and docent.
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