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Elsewhere: Selected Essays from the '20th Century Fantasy Literature: From Beatrix to Harry' International Literary Conference

Book Description
This compilation explores significant elements of fantasy inherent within classic and current literature for children and young
adults. Selected topics are inventive as well as insightful and include semantics, medieval allusion, fairy tales, gender association, and narrative voice.
Book Information
PublisherUniversity Press of America
BindingPaperback
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages166
ISBN-100761825886
ISBN-13978-0761825883
Publication Date05/20/2003
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About Annette Wannamaker (Contributor) : Annette Wannamaker is a published author. A published credit of Annette Wannamaker is Boys in Children's Literature and Popular Culture (Children's Literature and Culture).
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