Spring 2011
Issue 30
Conflicts and Controversies
Contents
- EDITORIAL
- LETTERS
- Anne Cassidy Pushing the Boundaries of Teen Fiction
- Panel Discussion
- Elizabeth Laird Conflicts and Controversies: Running into Flak
- Jane Rosen and Hazel Brown Once Upon a Wartime: Classic War Stories forChildren An Exhibition at the Imperial War Museum
- Malorie Blackman in Conversation with Laura Atkins
- Lucy Andrew A Band of Light amongst the Shadows: The Boy Detective and the ‘Penny-Dreadful’ Controversy of the 1860s
- Anthony Robinson and Annemarie Young The Refugee Diary Series: Giving a Voice to the Voiceless
- Kimberly Black Hair Controversy and Racial Politics in Children’s Picture Books
- Patricia Kennon Picturing the Irish Past: Historical Picture Books and the Famine
- Penni Cotton Conflicts and Controversies in European Picture Books
- Sarah Stokes ‘… until the day she found an empty chair’: The Conceptualisation of Bereavement and Depression through the Picture-Book Narrative of Oliver Jeffers’ The Heart and the Bottle
- Helen Day Violence, Surveillance and Survival in Hunger Games, Battle Royale and The Running Man
- Anthony Pavlik William Mayne and the Death of the Author
- B.J. Epstein Dancing and Playing and Mattering: How Gay Teenagers are Portrayed in Young Adult Literature
- Tammy Mielke Losing, Choosing, Abusing, Removing my Religion: Conflicting Attitudes Concerning Religion in Contemporary Adolescent Literature
- Kirsty Jenkins War and Peace: Controversial Images of Wartime Europe in the Contemporary School Stories of Elinor M. Brent-Dyer
- Sandra Williams ‘Rupturing the Past’: Disturbing Family Relationships in Hugh Scott’s Why Weeps the Brogan?
- Ruth Murphy Gorilla Warfare: Apes, Adolescents and African Adventures in 1860’s Children’s Literature
- Reviews
- Reports
- Forthcoming Events
- News
- IBBY News