Children’s literature today grows in a fast, noisy world: short sentences, quick rhythms, slang, and wild imagination. Children’s literature of the 1970s grew slowly: careful language, long narratives, and patience filled with values. It’s not about better or worse—both are mirrors of their time. When the world changes, the language of childhood changes with it.
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