Between Generations

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Focusing on intergenerational collaborations, this volume highlights the significant role children played in shaping their own literature and culture in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century England. By exploring creative partnerships between adults and children, it uncovers a rich tradition that challenges conventional views of children's contributions to cultural production. The work emphasizes the importance of these relationships in the development of children's literature and the cultural landscape of the time.