Vol. 7 No. 1 (2015)

• Masthead

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• Table of Contents

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Editorial

• YA Narratives: Reading One’s Age

  Mavis Reimer, Heather Snell

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Articles

• Zygmunt Bauman, Postmodern Ethics, and Utopia as Process in Suzanne Collins’s The Hunger Games: “It’s the First Gift That’s Always the Hardest to Pay Back”

  Brian Jansen

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• Hard Candy, Revenge, and the “Aftermath” of Feminism: “A Teenage Girl Doesn’t Do This”

  Chris Richards

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• Dodging and Embracing Young Adulthood in Kevin Major’s Hold Fast and Justin Simms’s Film Adaptation: “Run, Run, You Crazy Fool of a Son”

  Katherine Bell

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• Tomboyism and Familial Belonging in Carson McCullers’s The Member of the Wedding: Queer Sentiments

  Kristen B. Proehl

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• Toward a Theory of Adolescence: Queer Disruptions in Representations of Adolescent Reading

  Gabrielle Owen

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Review Essays

• Postmodern Picture Books, the Postmodernesque, and Queer Failure

  Lian Beveridge

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• Outsiders and Onlookers: Formulations of Girlhood in Two Novels by Mariko Tamaki

  Nyala Ali

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• Reading Whiteness in Dear Canada and I Am Canada: Historical Fiction of a Multicultural Nation

  Andrea Zerebeski

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• Lire l’enfant inuit

  Nelly Duvicq

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• Teaching Genocide

  Debra Dudek

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Last Pages

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• About Jeunesse

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