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Enquiring Mind, Rebellious Spirit: Alice and Pinocchio as Nonmodel Children

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    Ann Lawson Lucas (Lectures in the Italian Department of the University of Hull)

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Lucas, A.L. Enquiring Mind, Rebellious Spirit: Alice and Pinocchio as Nonmodel Children. Children's Literature in Education 30, 157–169 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022439901237

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