Ethics and Children's Literature

Focusing on ethical dilemmas in children's literature, this collection delves into how these texts address values, portray moral growth in characters, and highlight common moral assumptions. It investigates the evolution of children's literature, which has shifted away from its didactic roots, prompting critical discussions on the implications of these narratives for young readers. Through various essays, the book encourages a deeper understanding of the moral landscapes presented in literature aimed at children.