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Before Oz
Before Oz

By Mark I. West

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A collection of twenty fantasy stories written for children in the nineteenth century, arranged in the categories "Fairy Tales," "Didactic Stories," "Magical Objects," and "Nonsense Stories." Inclu...

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A Wondrous Menagerie
A Wondrous Menagerie

By Mark I. West

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Psychoanalytic responses to children's literature
Disneyland and culture
Disneyland and culture

By Kathy Merlock Jackson

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"These essays explore the far-reaching ideology unleashed by Disneyland, the world's first permanent, commercially viable theme park. Topics include Disney's role in the creation of children's arch...

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Roald Dahl
Roald Dahl

By Mark I. West

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The Japanification of children s popular culture
The Japanification of children's popular culture
Everyone's guide to children's literature
Westward To A High Mountain: The Colorado Writings Of Helen Hunt Jackson
Westward To A High Mountain: The Colorado Writings Of Helen Hunt Jackson

By Mark I. West, Helen Hunt Jackson

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Colorado Springs -- A Colorado Week -- Our New Road -- Nelly's Silver Mine -- Cheyenne Mountain -- Map: Helen Hunt Jackson's Trip To South Park And The Upper Arkansas (our New Road), 1874. Edited B...

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