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Download full textRoosevelt, Dirck – 1994
Children's writings seem to elicit a somewhat narrow range of adult responses. More often than not, the adult tendency is to read children's fictional writings as autobiographical. The adult critic can, that is, think of the child author as a collection of biographical facts, a series of life experiences with an end point marked by the production…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Childrens Literature, Childrens Writing, Creative Writing
