CCL, no. 109-110, Printemps-été 2003

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Shared Characteristics of "Mainstream" Canadian Children's Fiction

Directeurs invités : Perry Nodelman et Mavis Reimer, Université de Winnipeg

Editorial / Présentation

Lists, Secrets, Property, and Fears / Mavis Reimer [6-9] (Texte intégral)

Listes, secrets, propriétés et peurs / Anne Rusnak [10-11] (Texte intégral)

Articles

At the Margins of Mainstream? East-Asian-Canadian Fiction for Children and Young Adults / Grace Ko and Pamela McKenzie [12-34] (Résumé)

Canadian Mosaic or Two Solitudes: Holocaust Children's Literature / Adrienne Kertzer [35-57] (Résumé)

Of Solitudes and Borders: Double-Focalized Canadian Books for Children / Perry Nodelman [58-86] (Résumé)

Summer Holidays and Landscapes of Fear: Toward a Comparative Study of "Mainstream" Canadian and Australian Children's Novels / Rosemary Ross Johnston [87-104] (Résumé)

Reviews / Comptes rendus

The History of Everyday Things / Jonathan F. Vance [105-12]

• Alexander Mackenzie: From Canada by Land, by Ainslie Manson
• The Amazing Adventures of Captain Bob Bartlett, by Susan Chalker Browne
• Breaking Free: The Story of William Kurelek, by May Ebbitt Cutler
• The Man Who Ran Faster Than Anyone: The Story of Tom Longboat, by Jack Batten
• Hana's Suitcase: A True Story, by Karen Levine
• William Lyon Mackenzie King: Dreams and Shadows, by Lian Goodall
• The Toronto Story, by Claire Mackay
• Let's Call It Canada: Amazing Stories of Canadian Place Names, by Susan Hughes
• Canada Invents, by Susan Hughes
• Only in Canada!: From the Colossal to the Kooky, by Vivienne Bowers
• Life in an Anishainabe Camp, by Niki Walker
• Native Nations of the Western Great Lakes, by Kathryn Smithyman and Bobbie Kalman
• Ultra Hush-Hush: Espionage and Special Missions, by Stephen Shapiro and Tina Forrester
• Believing in Books: The Story of Lillian Smith, by Sydell Waxman

Imagining Home in Canadian Picture Books by Canadian Aboriginal Authors / Paul De Pasquale [112-17]

• Dragonfly Kites / pímíhákanísa, by Tomson Highway
• Flour Sack Flora, by Deborah L. Delaronde
• Lessons from Mother Earth, by Elaine McLeod
• The Slapshot Star, by Gloria Miller
• Willy the Curious Frog from Pruden's Bog, by Grant S. Anderson

Time Travels and Tangles / Jennifer H. Litster [117-22]

• Maud's House of Dreams: The Life of Lucy Maud Montgomery, by Janet Lunn

The Realm of the Zany / Bert Almon [122-27]

• My Cake's On Fire!, by Diane Dawber
• Don't Be So Persnickety! The Runaway Sneezing Poems, Songs & Riddles of John B. Lee, by John B. Lee
• Garbage Delight: Another Helping, by Dennis Lee
• Nothing Beats a Pizza, by Loris Lesynski

Pushing the Boundaries of Avonlea / Patsy Kotsopoulos [128-30]

• Making Avonlea: L.M. Montgomery and Popular Culture, ed. Irene Gammel

Children's Short Films (Inspired by the Sprockets Film Festival) / Angela Stukator [130-35]

• Confection, dir. Eva Saks
• Delivery Day, dir. Janet Manning
• The Chinese Violin, dir. Joe Chang
• Roses Sing on New Snow, dir. Yuan Zhang
• Glasses, dir Brian Duchschere
• Swapped, dir. Pierre Monnard
• Bush Bikes, dir. David S. Valveloo
• Olivia's Puzzle, dir. Jason DaSilva
• I Wanna Dance, dir. Magriet van Loggerenberg
• Disa Moves to Japan, dir. Benedicte Maria Orvung
• A Conversation with Harris, dir. Sheila M. Sofian
• Hidden, dir. Hanna Heilborn, David Aronowitsch, and Mats Johansson

Much Ado About Nothing: For Kids or for Teachers? / Marissa McHugh [135-37]

• Much Ado About Nothing: For Kids, by Lois Burdett

Suicide, Substance Abuse, and Pregnancy in Young Adult Theatre / Marissa McHugh [137-40]

• Naked at School, by Chris Caddock

Summer Reading for Fall, Winter, or Spring / Jean Stringam [140-45]

• No Missing Parts & Other Stories about Real Princesses, by Anne Laurel Carter
• Dead Man's Gold and Other Stories, by Paul Yee
• Revved, by R.P. MacIntyre
• Fractures: Family Stories, by Budge Wilson
• Tunnels!, by Diane Swanson
• Samurai Spirit: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Life, by Burt Konzak
• Nerves Out Loud: Critical Moments in the Lives of Seven Teen Girls, ed. Susan Musgrave
• You Be Me: Friendship in the Lives of Teen Girls, ed. Susan Musgrave

Finding Meaning in Unfamiliar Worlds / Hilary Turner [145-51]

• The Maze, by Monica Hughes
• Jonathan Dreamed of Dragons, Book II: The Return of Ozon, by Gordon A. Francis
• The Dollmage, by Martine Leavitt
• The Phantom Queen, by Ven Beeamudré
• Firedrake, by Ann Ewan

In the First Person / Jason Nolan [151-54]

• Remembering Lucy Maud Montgomery, by Alexandra Heilbron

Telling the Holocaust to Children / Marlene Kadar [155]

• My Mother's Voice: Children, Literature, and the Holocaust, by Adrienne Kertzer

Items reviewed in this issue / Ouvrages recensés [156-57]

Announcements / Annonces [158-61]

Calls for Papers / Appels à contribution [162-63]

Letter to the Editors [164-68]

The cover illustration is taken from Dragonfly Kites / pímíhákanísa by Tomson Highway, illustrated by Brian Deines, and published by HarperCollins Publishers Ltd. Text copyright © 2002 by Tomson Highway. Illustrations copyright © 2002 by Brian Deines. Reproduced by permission of HarperCollins Publishers. This book is reviewed on page 112.

L'illustration de la couverture est tirée du livre Dragonfly Kites / pímíhákanísa de Tomson Highway et Brian Deines. Avec la permission de HarperCollins Publishers. Cet ouvrage est recensé à la page 112.

Dernière mise à jour : 30 décembre 2003.