This is affiliated with Dr Laurel Cohn's Picture Book Diet because it contains representations of food and/or food practices.
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| Signage | n/a |
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| Food as sense of place | n/a |
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| Food as social cohesion | n/a |
| Food as cultural identity | n/a |
| Food as character identity | n/a |
| Food as language |
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'The books we remember strongly as adults are often the ones we read as children. Not only do we remember particular books, but the emotions we experienced.
Children’s books are reread and remembered over a lifetime, and many authors believe their best writing is for children.
Rereading favourites is a good thing. With each rereading, deeper meanings emerge and understanding becomes richer.' (Introduction)
'The books we remember strongly as adults are often the ones we read as children. Not only do we remember particular books, but the emotions we experienced.
Children’s books are reread and remembered over a lifetime, and many authors believe their best writing is for children.
Rereading favourites is a good thing. With each rereading, deeper meanings emerge and understanding becomes richer.' (Introduction)
