What makes a classic children’s book?

20/10/2011201129/04/20122012 Anthony Lawton1 Comment

Sadly no mention of Rosemary Sutcliff as Lucy Mangan asks why some children’s stories survive multiple generations of young readers, while others enjoy short-lived glory

via What makes a classic? | The Observer.

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27/12/20112011 at 23:24

Thanks for the great children’s material! I really enjoy finding great free children’s stories and activities! I use this site and my other favorite site, Fairy Tale Nights for great stories and fairytales for kids!

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