Monsters Under the Bed is an essential text focussing on
critical and contemporary issues surrounding writing for early
years children. Containing a critically creative and a creatively
critical investigation of the cult and culture of the child and
childhood in fiction and non-fictional writing, it also contains a
wealth of ideas and critical advice.
This text dynamically explores the issue of picture books,
literacy and writing for early years children with a wider view on
child-centred culture, communication and media. Internationally
recognised as an expert in the field, Andrew Melrose encourages
academics, researchers and students to examine the fundamental
questions in writing for and addressing early years children,
through an exploration of text and images. Accessibly written and
lively in its approach, this book includes:
- an accessible and critically important challenge to the latest
international academic research and debates in the field of
children 's literature and creative writing;
- an extensive investigation of early years writing and
reading;
- a pathway to developing critical awareness of children 's
literature, allowing students to develop their own critical ability
and writing skills;
- constant checkpoints throughout, in which the reader is
encouraged to reflect on critically creative and creatively
critical development.
Providing a coherent and pedagogical approach, this compelling
text will be an indispensable resource for critics, writers and
students interested in children's writing, as well as those on
Creative Writing, Children's Literature and English BA and MA
programmes. It will also be of great interest to those in teacher
training, PGCE students and for those studying at Doctoral and
Post-Doctoral level.
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