The Oxford Handbook of Children's Literature

The Oxford Handbook of Children's Literature is a comprehensive reference work that explores the history, themes, and critical analysis of literature written for children. It covers a wide range of topics including famous authors, notable books, cultural influences, and the evolution of children's storytelling across different periods and cultures. Designed for scholars and students, it provides in-depth insights into how children's books reflect societal values, shape identity, and develop literacy. Overall, it serves as an authoritative guide to understanding the significance and complexity of children’s literature as a literary and cultural phenomenon.