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For the British teacher interested in children and books, the year's ‘best buy’ has been a monthly review sheet produced by two Sheffield teachers; 60p for twelve issues, post paid, promptly delivered. CLE invited Jane Powell and Steve Bowles to describe their project; and we publish extracts to illustrate the practical nature of their reviews.
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Powell, J., Bowles, S. What the kids will like. Child Lit Educ 5, 62–66 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01141766
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