American children's literature

American children's literature encompasses a wide range of stories, poems, and narratives specifically created for young readers. It reflects the country’s cultural values, diversity, and history, featuring iconic characters and themes that resonate with children. From classic tales like "Charlotte's Web" to modern series like "Harry Potter," these works often teach lessons about friendship, courage, and identity. They cater to different age groups, offering everything from picture books for toddlers to young adult novels for teenagers. Overall, this genre plays a crucial role in shaping literacy, imagination, and moral understanding in American youth.