CCL, no. 25, 1982

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Editorial: Dark Realism [3]

Criticism

Who's Speaking? The Voices of Dennis Lee's Poems For Children / Perry Nodelman [4-17]

Remembrance and Celebration: Barbara Smucker's Days of Terror / Cory Bieman Davies [18-25]

Perspectives on the New Realism in Children's Literature / Gary H. Paterson [26-32]

Review Articles and Reviews

Women's Studies in the High Schools / Lorraine McMullen [33-37]

• Sourcebook on Canadian Women, by Philomena Hauck
• Women in Canadian Literature: A Resource Guide for the Teaching of Canadian Literature, by the Atlantic Work Group
• Women in Canadian Literature, by M.G. McClung

Female Characters in Children's Books / Donna O'Connor [37-40]

• Stone Soup, by Carol Pasternak and Allen Sutterfield
• Overnight Adventure, by Frances Kilbourne
• The Recyclers, by Frances Kilbourne

The Eve of War / Helen Rodney [41-43]

• Parade on an Empty Street, by Margaret Drury Gane

The Holocaust — From the Inside / Edra Bayefsky [43-44]

• One Who Came Back, by Anita Mayer

Divorce, North American Style: What it Does to the Kids / Eleanor Swainson [44-48]

• My Parents are Divorced, Too, by Bonnie Robson
• Divorced Kids, by Warner Troyer

How to Make Friends with Reality / Robert Munsch [48-50]

• Good Times, Bad Times, Mummy and Me, by Priscilla Galloway
• Sloan & Philamina, or, How to Make Friends with Your Lunch, by Patti Stren

New Picture Books / Carol Anne Wien [51-54]

• The Birthday Party, by Mark Thurman
• The Lie That Grew and Grew, by Mark Thurman
• Winter, by Ginette Anfousse
• The Bath, by Ginette Anfousse
• The Chocolate Mousse, by Gwendolyn MacEwen
• Belinda's Ball, by Joan Bodger

Puppet with a Soul / Muriel Whitaker and Jetske Ironside [55-59]

• Petrouchka, by Elizabeth Cleaver

Une collection consacrée aux textes dramatiques pour enfants / Louise Filteau [60-67]

• Une lune entre deux maisons, de Suzanne Lebeau
• Un jeu d'enfants, du Théâtre de Quartier
• Cé tellement "cute" des enfants, de Marie-Francine Hébert
• On est capable, de Louis-Dominique Lavigne
• Les enfants n'ont pas de sexe?, du Théâtre de Carton
• Faut pas s'laisser faire, de Reiner Lucker et Volker Ludwig, adapt. Odette Gagnon
• Regarde pour voir, du Théâtre de l'œil
• La couleur chante un pays, de Diane Bouchard, Suzanne Lebeau, Raymond Plante, et Michele Poirier

Punctuation for the Primary Reader / Sarah VanderBurgh [67-69]

• Blueberry Books, by Muriel Grenier and Ginette Grenier

Good Things from the Small Presses / Judith Carson [70-74]

• The Spaghetti Word Race, by Frank Etherington
• Wondrous Tales of Wicked Winston, by Linda Manning
• The Christmas Snowmobile, by Marlene Moore

The Children are Coming, the Children are Coming / Kathlene R. Willing [75-79]

• Riding an Apple, Facing the Sun: Stories by Kids for Kids, ed. Rick Wilkes and Ann Millyard
• The Night Sky / Le Ciel de nuit, by Katie Hemblen
• We Make Canada Shine: Poems by Children
• Earth Magic, by Dionne Brand

Hubert Evans: Whittler in the Wilderness / J. Kieran Kealy [80-82]

• Son of the Salmon People, by Hubert Evans

Adventure Stories with a Difference / Flora G. Little and Jean Little [83-87]

• Foreign Devils Had Light Eyes, by Dora Sanders Carney
• China Nurse, by Jean Ewen
• The Indomitable Lady Doctors, by Carlotta Hacker
• Wilfred Grenfell, by Tom Moore
• Marion Hilliard, by Mary Carol Wilson

Books Reviewed in this Issue [88]

The cover design, from Robert Munsch's The Boy in the Drawer, is by Michael Martchenko, and is reproduced courtesy of Annick Press Ltd.

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