abstract: This article explores a variety of contemporary picturebooks that offer the picturebook as an object of construction, as a character, and as portals to other narrative levels. These metafictive devices break the traditional boundaries between fictional and real worlds by involving the reader in the narrative, talking to them directly, and requiring them to actively participate in the construction of the narrative. In addition, we offer some ways these picturebooks may be integrated into the elementary reading curriculum.This is the peer reviewed version of the article, which has been published in final form at http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/trtr.132
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Using Picturebooks in EFL Education with Upper Secondary Pupils in Creative Writing, Language and Li...
Since 2010, we have witnessed an exponential increase worldwide in the number of non-fiction books f...
The thesis is about picture books and how children read them, and is divided into three parts. In pa...
In this sense picture books resemble other combinative art forms, such as opera or musical theater,...
AbstractThe article draws on recent research into emergent literacy and metacognition, and charts a ...
When young children are exposed to picture books, they are building important bridges to literacy. P...
Picturebooks represent a unique visual and literary art form that engages young readers and older re...
Children’s picture books are anything but neutral. As culture moves ahead, technology within society...
Text and pictures share the responsibility for storytelling in picture books (Bishop and Hickman, 19...
This article discusses the benefits of using picture books with adolescent readers, describes strate...
Today metaliterature encompasses the picture book but there are not specifics studies about it. This...
The focus of this work is on how visual cohesive resources construct coherent picturebook texts. In ...
This article reflects on the specific literary identity of illustrated novels in children’s literatu...
This is a book review of Carrie Hintz\u27s book " Children\u27s Literature" which was published in 2...
Picturebooks are defined by the interaction of words and pictures to convey narrative (Bader, 1976; ...
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Since 2010, we have witnessed an exponential increase worldwide in the number of non-fiction books f...