• Masthead

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• Table of Contents

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Editorial

• Ten Goslings, Six Plus Four: Who Will Get the Highest Score?

  Heather R. Snell

  1-18

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Articles

• “Agent of Revolutionary Thought“: Bambara and Black Girlhood for a Poetics of Being and Becoming Human

  Maria Kromidas

  19-37

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• Visualization and the Vivid Reading Experience

  Margaret Mackey

  38-58

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• “Are You Preparing for Another War?”: Un/Just War and the Hunger Games Trilogy

  Roxanne Harde

  59-83

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• Writing with Impunity in a Space of Their Own: On Cultural Appropriation, Imaginative Play, and a New Ethics of Slash in Harry Potter Fan Fiction

  James Joshua Coleman

  84-111

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• Girl-Animal Metamorphoses: Voice, Choice, and (Material) Agency of the Transforming Female Body in Young Adult Literature

  Tharini Viswanath

  112-138

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Resources

• Introduction: “Indigenous Comics And Graphic Novels: An Annotated Bibliography”

  Camille Callison, Candida Rifkind

  139-155

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• Indigenous Comics and Graphic Novels: An Annotated Bibliography

  Taylor Daigneault (Métis), Amy Mazowita, Candida Rifkind, Camille Callison (Tahltan)

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Review Essays

• “There but Not There:” Representations, Roles, and Experiences of Children’s Embodiment in Literature and Culture

  Caroline Hamilton-McKenna

  156-164

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• Connecting Generations, Connecting Disciplines: Intergenerational (Im)Possibilities in Popular Media

  Madeleine Hunter

  165-171

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• Intermedial Borders and Global Fairy-Tale Cultures

  Michelle Anya Anjirbag

  172-178

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• Digging in to the Alphabet Soup: Exploring Trends and Embracing Change in LGBTQ+ YA Literature

  Robert Bittner

  179-183

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• Redefining African American Children’s Literature before 1900

  Jill E. Silvius

  184-191

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• “Doing” Gender Differently: Exposing the Porous Nature of Gender Norms through Children’s Literature

  Michelle Jeffries

  192-203

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Last Pages

• About Jeunesse

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