Childhood

“Liv[ing] Poetically upon the Earth”: The Bioregional Child and Conservation in Monique Proulx’s Wildlives by Melissa Li Sheung Ying
Article Childhood Ecocriticism Environment Quebec francophone
always reconstructing by Maia Joseph
  • Autobiography of Childhood by Sina Queyras
Review Childhood Novel Twenty-First Century Urban Novel Working Class

War’s Children by Reece Steinberg
  • Off to War by Deborah Ellis
  • Tell No One Who You Are by Walter Buchignani
Review Biography Childhood War World War II

Agency, Belonging, Citizenship: The ABCs of Nation-Building in Contemporary Canadian Texts for Adolescents by Benjamin Lefebvre
Article Canadian Studies Childhood Children’s Literature Multiculturalism
Words and Music by Shelley Scott
  • Hello … Hello by Karen Hines
  • Birthright by Constance Lindsay Skinner and Joan Bryans
  • Enoch Arden in the Hope Shelter by Judith Thompson
Review Childhood Drama Music Poetry Women’s Literature

Remodeling An Old-Fashioned Girl: Troubling Girlhood in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall on Your Knees by Laura Robinson
Article Childhood Children’s Literature Home & Family Trauma
Of Note by Laurence (Laurie) Ricou
  • Making Babies: Infants in Canadian Fiction by Sandra Sabatini
Review Childhood Literary Criticism

Worthy of Serious Study by Judy Brown
  • Growing Up: Childhood in English Canada from the Great War to the Age of Television by Neil Sutherland
  • Children in English Canadian Society: Framing the Twentieth Century Consensus by Neil Sutherland
  • Canadian Children’s Books: A Critical Guide to Authors and Illustrators by Raymond Jones and Jon Stott
Review Childhood Children’s Literature Historiography Twentieth Century World War I

No Bedtime Story by Judy Brown
Last Pages Childhood Children’s Literature Novel
Maritime Literature: Place, Past, and Poetry by Jim Taylor
  • The Centre of the World at the Edge of the Continent: Cultural Studies of Cape Breton Island by Carol Corbin and Judith A. Rolls
  • Children’s Voices in Atlantic Literature and Culture: Essays on Childhood by Hilary Thompson
  • The Last Best Place: Lost in the Heart of Nova Scotia by John DeMont
Review Architecture Atlantic Canada Childhood Cultural Studies First Nations Historiography Travel Writing