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'The inevitable and universal nature of death has made it a popular topic of children’s literature. While death has appeared in these stories for centuries, death in young adult novels has become much darker and more complex.' (Introduction)
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https://theconversation.com/from-the-secret-garden-to-thirteen-reasons-why-death-is-getting-darker-in-childrens-books-78923
From The Secret Garden to Thirteen Reasons Why, Death Is Getting Darker in Children’s Books
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- Tomorrow, When the War Began 1993 single work novel
- Surrender 2005 single work novel
- Harry and Hopper 2009 single work picture book
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