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Children's literature north of the Arctic Circle: Teaching in an unusual community

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  1. English department of the University of Alberta at Edmonton, Edmonton

    Muriel Whitaker (associate professor)

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She contributed an article on the significance of illustration toChildren's literature in education 16.

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Whitaker, M. Children's literature north of the Arctic Circle: Teaching in an unusual community. Child Lit Educ 6, 125–133 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01263343

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