‘Will any one of the children’s books written in the past thirty years be alive and beloved one hundred years from now?’ mused children’s author Eleanor Cameron (1912-1996) in an article in The Horn Book in 1972 that sparked a literary argument between herself and Roald Dahl that rumbled on for several months through letters to the journal.
The Trouble With Charlie...
The Trouble With Charlie...
The Trouble With Charlie...
‘Will any one of the children’s books written in the past thirty years be alive and beloved one hundred years from now?’ mused children’s author Eleanor Cameron (1912-1996) in an article in The Horn Book in 1972 that sparked a literary argument between herself and Roald Dahl that rumbled on for several months through letters to the journal.