-By the end of the 18th century, children’s literature was a flourishing
- the books that were published especially for children were always instructional like ...spelling books, school books, conduct books
-these books can seem pretty dry, and they were often very
moralising and pious.
- the turning point came in the 1740s, when a
cluster of London publishers began to produce new books designed to instruct and delight
young readers. Thomas Boreman was one
- John Newbery has become known as
the ‘father of children's literature’
- Picture Books. Children's books that provide a "visual experience"
- Stories that are passed down from generation to generation,
changing slowly over time are called traditional literature
- In many ways, these types of books can be
more powerful teaching tools than nonfiction, especially for children...... historical fiction
- A form of non‐fiction that is based on the life of a person......Biography.
- a little boy lived with his father and mother and The parents of the little boy were very depressed cause....his friends
and neighbours avoided him.