Among the best children’s literature are the books that present simple but powerful meta-narratives about the purpose of literature itself. Leo Lionni’s 1967 book Frederick is a classic example. Told in Lionni’s characteristic simple style and illustrated with torn paper collage, Frederick tells the story of a family of field mice who chide their brothe…
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