Pokémon—with their diminutive size, bright colors, and exaggerated features—seem to be the epitome of cute, specifically Japan’s notion of

Young adult literature in Latin America (and particularly in Chile) has largely silenced the level of violence that the processes of coloniz

The de Grummond Children’s Literature Collection began in 1966, when Dr. Lena Y. de Grummond came to the University of Southern Mississippi

There are stories that you love to read, and then there are stories that you love to teach. I love teaching Maria Edgeworth’s The Purple Jar

Children’s literature coming out of the Caribbean region and the Caribbean diaspora exists dynamically in today’s world. Yet more...

Before we read the word, we read the world (Freire, 1970). Before children set foot in formal school settings, they are immersed in...

Content Warnings: Discussions of child death, disability, and suicide follow. Thomas et L’infini has not been translated into English....

Der, die, das [He, she, it] wer, wie, was [who, how, what] wieso, weshalb, warum [wherefore, for what reason, why] wer nicht fragt,...

Epekwitk (Prince Edward Island)—where Montgomery was born and set most of her novels—is located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded...

In this post, I explore the possibilities of climate fiction by focusing on a Japanese animated film and its novelization, Tenki no Ko /...