The Child That Books Built

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Exploring the profound impact of children's literature, Francis Spufford reflects on how books shaped his upbringing and identity. He conveys a deep affection for the stories that served as his primary sources of comfort and education, illustrating the transformative power of literature in his life. Through personal anecdotes, he examines the role of books in nurturing imagination and understanding, making a compelling case for their significance in childhood development.