Episode 11: Mothers in Children’s Literature
In Lauren’s words, ‘mothers are the scariest thing in children’s literature’. Find out why in this episode! You can download it HERE (28 min...
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Listen to Kid You Not Podcast, a Kids & family podcast by Lauren and Clementine. Stream 37 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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20 of 37 episodesSome Scary Stories for Halloween
Purchase Cheap Generic Cialis Online Uncle Montague’s Tales of Terror As a self-confessed lover of many of the ‘pleb’ genres (hello An...
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Episode 12: Multiculturalism in Children’s Literature, with Sita Brahmachari
What does representing other cultures in children’s literature entail? After a (long) summer break (sorry!), we are back to discuss th...
Episode 10: Sex in Teenage Literature
Everything you always wanted to know about sex in teenage literature, but were too afraid to ask your local librarian… In Episode 10 o...
Episode 9: Ideology in Children’s Literature
But surely only bad quality children’s literature is ideological? In this episode, we debunk the usual myths about ‘ideologyR...
Episode 8: Non-Fiction for Children
Apparently it’s not fiction, but then what is it? And why is it such a marginalised, and yet such a lucrative, domain in children̵...
Episode 7: Humour in Children’s Books
Funny books for kids abound. But can children really understand humour? And what’s the hidden side of all these jokes and puns? In Epi...
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Episode 6: Religion in Children’s Literature
What is the place of religion, God, and faith in children’s books? From the origins of children’s literature to modern-day agnos...
Episode 5: Why do people read paranormal romance?
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Episode 4: Death in Children’s Literature
In this episode we discuss the omnipresence of death in children’s books… trying to keep it merry and cheerful! You can download...
Review: Little Darlings, by Jacqueline Wilson
My little sister has recently discovered the joys of reading. On a recent holiday it was only her new-found habit that gave us respite from...
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Review: Stuck, by Oliver Jeffers
Playing on repetition, apparently very dear to child readers,but adding a surrealistic twist to it, Stuck, Oliver Jeffers’s latest pic...
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Review: Toby Alone, by Timothée de Fombelle
You know a children’s book in an English bookshop is a small miracle when it’s been translated from another language. Don’...
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In Defence of the Present Tense
On September 8th, at Homerton College, Cambridge, Philip Pullman gave a lecture on Philippa Pearce and Tom’s Midnight Garden, choosing...
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The Literary Equivalent of Clean Knickers
One thing an e-reader was supposed to do was to remove ‘library anxiety’ – otherwise known as the worry that people will judge you by the bo...
Review: Percy Jackson, by Rick Riordan
Yes, I know: where have I been these past six years?? It is the unforgivable truth, I had not yet read Percy Jackson. But now that I have at...
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Episode 3: Special Interview with Jonathan Stroud
This episode – which you can listen to by clicking HERE, or on the media player in the sidebar, or simply get it from iTunes – i...
Review: Angel, by L.A. Weatherly
If you’re the ‘Oh please not another supernatural romance!’ type, just close this window and go tweet/ play Angry Birds/ d...
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Review: Wintergirls, by Laurie Halse Anderson
When I was a real girl my best friend was called Cassandra… Novels about eating disorders always disconcert me, as they are so hard to...
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Review: Immi, by Karin Littlewood
A heartwarming story in a great frozen land… Yes, I know, that was possibly the corniest sentence I’ve ever written. Still, that...
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