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Tag Archives: feminism
Roy of the Rovers: Rocky written by Tom Palmer illustrated by Dan Cornwell
Football hero Roy of the Rovers probably needs no introduction, a name known even to those with little interest in the game. The successful relaunch of his adventures in both graphic novel and book form has proved popular with readers. … Continue reading
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Tagged childrens_books, feminism, fiction, football, readingforpleasure, reluctant readers, review, sport
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Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of The Paper Bag Princess – Story by Robert Munsch Art by Michael Martchenko
In 1980 a picture book was published that upturned the traditional fairy tale princess stereotype and provided a revolutionary look at the role models portrayed in young children’s stories. Since then over 7 million copies have been sold and the … Continue reading
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Tagged appearance, books, fairy tales, feminism, humour, illustration, picturebooks, readingforpleasure, role models, self esteem
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