Reading in the Dark, Sleeping with the Lights On: Uses and Abuses of Horror in Children’s Literature

Anna K&#233;rchy

Reading in the Dark, Sleeping with the Lights On: Uses and Abuses of Horror in Children’s Literature
Reading in the Dark, Sleeping with the Lights On: Uses and Abuses of Horror in Children’s Literature

Author(s): Anna Kérchy
Subject(s): Book-Review, Theory of Literature, Sociology of Literature
Published by: Debreceni Egyetem
Keywords: book review; Reading in the Dark; Horror in Children’s Literature ; culture;

Summary/Abstract: Review of: McCort, Jessica R., ed. Reading in the Dark. Horror in Children’s Literature and Culture. Jackson: UP of Mississippi, 2016. pp. 256. ISBN 978-1496806444. Hb. $56.99.

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Journal: Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies

Issue Year: 25/2019
Issue No: 2
Page Range: 433-437
Page Count: 5
Language: English

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Reading in the Dark, Sleeping with the Lights On: Uses and Abuses of Horror in Children’s Literature
Reading in the Dark, Sleeping with the Lights On: Uses and Abuses of Horror in Children’s Literature