The Child's Eye View

Arts and Ideas by BBC

Jun 26, 202656:26Arts

Shahidha Bari investigates the child’s-eye view of the world. From navigating AI, to living through war, to the joys of reading, what makes children’s perspectives so distinctive? With writer Katherine Rundell, psychothe...

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