Popular children's literature in Britain:
"The astonishing success of J.K. Rowling and other contemporary children's authors has demonstrated how passionately children can commit to the books they love. But this kind of devotion is not new. This timely volume takes up the challenge of assessing the complex interplay of forces that...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The astonishing success of J.K. Rowling and other contemporary children's authors has demonstrated how passionately children can commit to the books they love. But this kind of devotion is not new. This timely volume takes up the challenge of assessing the complex interplay of forces that have created the popularity of children's books both today and in the past." "The essays collected here ask about the meanings and values that have been ascribed to the term 'popular'. They consider whether popularity can be imposed, or if it must always emerge from children's preferences. And they investigate how the 'Harry Potter' phenomenon fits into a repeated cycle of success and decline within the publishing industry. Whether examining eighteenth-century chapbooks, fairy tales, science schoolbooks, Victorian adventures, waif novels or school stories, these essays show how historical and publishing contexts are vital in determining which books will succeed and which will fail, which bestsellers will endure and which will fade quickly into obscurity. As they consider the fiction of Angela Brazil, Enid Blyton, Roald Dahl and J.K. Rowling, the contributors carefully analyse how authorial talent and cultural contexts combine, in often unpredictable ways, to generate - and sometimes even sustain - literary success."--BOOK JACKET. |
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| adam_text | Contents
List of Illustrations
vii
Notes on Contributors
ix
Acknowledgements
xiii
1
General Introduction
1
M.
O. Gren
by
PARTI OLD TALES RETOLD
Introduction
23
M. O. Grenby
2
Before Children s Literature: Children, Chapbooks and
25
Popular Culture in Early Modern Britain
M.
О.
Grenby
3
Robin Hood in Boys Weeklies to
1914 47
Kevin Carpenter
4
From Madame d Aulnoy to Mother Bunch:
69
Popularity and the Fairy Tale
David
В
lamirés
5
From Chapbooks to Pantomime
87
George Speaight with Brian Alderson
PART II FORGOTTEN FAVOURITES
Introduction
101
Julia
Briggs
6
Finding and Sustaining a Popular Appeal:
105
The Case of Barbara
Hofland
Dennis Butts
7
Telling the Other Side: Hesba Stretton s Outcast Stories
123
Elaine Lomax
vi Popular
Children
s
Literature in Britain
8
Exploiting a Formula: The Adventure Stories of G.A. Henty
149
(1832-1902)
Dennis Butts
9
Angela Brazil and the Making of the Girls School Story
165
Judy Simons
PART III POPULAR INSTRUCTION, POPULARITY IMPOSED
Introduction
185
M. O.
Grenby
10
Rewarding Reads? Giving, Receiving and Resisting Evangelical
189
Reward and Prize Books
Kimberley Reynolds
11
Tracts, Classics and Brands: Science for Children in the
209
Nineteenth Century
Aileen Fyfe
12
Popular Education and Big Money:
Mee,
Hammerton 229
and Northcliffe
Gillian Avery
PART IV THE FAMOUS THREE:
BLYTON, DAHL
AND ROWLING
Introduction
247
Julia
Briggs
13
From Froebel Teacher to English Disney: The Phenomenal Success
251
of Enid Blyton
David Rudd
14
And Children Swarmed to Him Like Settlers. He Became a Land.
271
The Outrageous Success of Roald
Dahl
Peter Hollindale
15
Most Popular Ever : The Launching of Harry Potter
287
Julia Eccleshare
16
The Brand, the Intertext and the Reader: Reading Desires in the
301
Harry Potter Series
Stacy
Gillis
Further Reading
317
Index
327
List of Illustrations
2.1
Chapbooks: possible defining characteristics.
30
2.2
The History of Robin Hood, Captain of the Merry Outlaws of
42
Sherwood Forest (Alnwick: W. Davison, no date but
с
1820).
Hockliffe Collection,
Polhill
Library, University of Bedfordshire,
Bedford.
2.3
Chapbooks, children s literature and popular culture.
44
3.1
Pierce Egan the Younger, Robin Hood and Little John; or,
50
The Merry Men of Sherwood Forest (London: Foster and
Hextall
1839-40,
reprinted by Edward Harrison,
с
1870).
Collection of Kevin Carpenter.
3.2
Illustration by Robert Prowse from George Emmett, Robin Hood and
55
the Outlaws of Sherwood Forest (London: Temple Publishing Co.,
1868-69).
Collection of Kevin Carpenter.
3.3
Cover illustration by F.W. Boyington to The Great Fight in
59
Sherwood Forest , no.
11
of
Aldine
s
library Robin Hood (London:
Aldine
Publishing Co.,
1902).
Originally printed in colour.
Collection of Kevin Carpenter.
3.4
The Boys Friend A,
158
(London: Carmelite House [i.e. Amalgamated
61
Press],
18
June
1904).
Collection of Kevin Carpenter.
4.1
Madame d Aulnoy, The History of the Yellow Dwarf (Glasgow:
72
Printed for the booksellers,
1852).
Private collection.
5.1
Harlequin s Invasion: A New
Pantomine
f
sic] (London:
90
Robert Sayer,
1770).
Private Collection.
6.1
The
Hofland
Library , advertisement by Arthur Hall, Virtue
&
Co.,
119
in Thomas Ramsay, The Life and Literary Remains of Barbara
Hofland
(London: W.J. Cleaver,
1849).
Collection of Dennis Butts.
7.1
Frontispiece for Hesba Stretton , Jessica
s
First Prayer (London:
124
Religious Tract Society, no date but
1867).
Private collection.
viii Popular
Children s Literature in Britain
8.1
Advertisement in the form of a bookmark by Blackie
&
Son
161
for works of G. A. Henty, no date. Collection of Dennis Butts.
9.1
Outside front cover and spine of Angela Brazil, The Madcap of
170
the School (London: Blackie and Son, no date but
1917).
Collection of Judy Simons.
9.2
Illustration by Balliol Salmon for Angela Brazil, The Madcap of
174
the School (London: Blackie and Son, no date but
1917),
opposite
page
180.
Collection of Judy Simons.
10.1
Prize label for Bridport Sunday School. From Brian North Lee,
190
Premium or Prize Ex
Libris
(London: The Bookplate Society,
2001),
p.
68.
Reproduced by kind permission of the Bookplate
Society (see <www.bookplatesociety.org>), an international society
of collectors, bibliophiles, artists and others dedicated to promoting
bookplate study.
10.2
Prize label for The Duke s School, Alnwick, engraved by R.A. Mills.
191
From Brian North Lee, Premium or Prize Ex
Libris
(London: The
Bookplate Society,
2001),
p.
55.
Reproduced by kind permission of
the Bookplate Society (see <www.bookplatesociety.org>), an
international society of collectors, bibliophiles, artists and others
dedicated to promoting bookplate study.
13.1
Advertisement for Enid Blyton s Sunny Stories (no date but from the
255
late
1930s).
Reproduced by kind permission of Tony Summerfield of
the Enid Blyton Society.
15.1
Outside back cover (first version) of J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter
296
and the Philosopher s Stone, illustrated by Thomas Taylor (London:
Bloomsbury Books,
1997).
Collection of Julia
Briggs.
Reproduced with kind permission of Bloomsbury Publishing and the
Christopher Little Literary Agency.
15.2
Outside back cover (revised version) of J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter
297
and the Philosopher s Stone, illustrated by Thomas Taylor
(1997;
London: Bloomsbury Books,
2000).
Collection of Julia
Briggs.
Reproduced with kind permission of Bloomsbury Publishing and the
Christopher Little Literary Agency.
|
| adam_txt |
Contents
List of Illustrations
vii
Notes on Contributors
ix
Acknowledgements
xiii
1
General Introduction
1
M.
O. Gren
by
PARTI OLD TALES RETOLD
Introduction
23
M. O. Grenby
2
Before Children's Literature: Children, Chapbooks and
25
Popular Culture in Early Modern Britain
M.
О.
Grenby
3
Robin Hood in Boys'Weeklies to
1914 47
Kevin Carpenter
4
From Madame d'Aulnoy to Mother Bunch:
69
Popularity and the Fairy Tale
David
В
lamirés
5
From Chapbooks to Pantomime
87
George Speaight with Brian Alderson
PART II FORGOTTEN FAVOURITES
Introduction
101
Julia
Briggs
6
Finding and Sustaining a Popular Appeal:
105
The Case of Barbara
Hofland
Dennis Butts
7
Telling the Other Side: Hesba Stretton's Outcast'Stories
123
Elaine Lomax
vi Popular
Children
's
Literature in Britain
8
Exploiting a Formula: The Adventure Stories of G.A. Henty
149
(1832-1902)
Dennis Butts
9
Angela Brazil and the Making of the Girls' School Story
165
Judy Simons
PART III POPULAR INSTRUCTION, POPULARITY IMPOSED
Introduction
185
M. O.
Grenby
10
Rewarding Reads? Giving, Receiving and Resisting Evangelical
189
Reward and Prize Books
Kimberley Reynolds
11
Tracts, Classics and Brands: Science for Children in the
209
Nineteenth Century
Aileen Fyfe
12
Popular Education and Big Money:
Mee,
Hammerton 229
and Northcliffe
Gillian Avery
PART IV THE FAMOUS THREE:
BLYTON, DAHL
AND ROWLING
Introduction
247
Julia
Briggs
13
From Froebel Teacher to English Disney: The Phenomenal Success
251
of Enid Blyton
David Rudd
14
'And Children Swarmed to Him Like Settlers. He Became a Land.'
271
The Outrageous Success of Roald
Dahl
Peter Hollindale
15
'Most Popular Ever': The Launching of Harry Potter
287
Julia Eccleshare
16
The Brand, the Intertext and the Reader: Reading Desires in the
301
'Harry Potter' Series
Stacy
Gillis
Further Reading
317
Index
327
List of Illustrations
2.1
Chapbooks: possible defining characteristics.
30
2.2
The History of Robin Hood, Captain of the Merry Outlaws of
42
Sherwood Forest (Alnwick: W. Davison, no date but
с
1820).
Hockliffe Collection,
Polhill
Library, University of Bedfordshire,
Bedford.
2.3
Chapbooks, children's literature and popular culture.
44
3.1
Pierce Egan the Younger, Robin Hood and Little John; or,
50
The Merry Men of Sherwood Forest (London: Foster and
Hextall
1839-40,
reprinted by Edward Harrison,
с
1870).
Collection of Kevin Carpenter.
3.2
Illustration by Robert Prowse from George Emmett, Robin Hood and
55
the Outlaws of Sherwood Forest (London: Temple Publishing Co.,
1868-69).
Collection of Kevin Carpenter.
3.3
Cover illustration by F.W. Boyington to 'The Great Fight in
59
Sherwood Forest', no.
11
of
Aldine
's
'library' Robin Hood (London:
Aldine
Publishing Co.,
1902).
Originally printed in colour.
Collection of Kevin Carpenter.
3.4
The Boys'Friend A,
158
(London: Carmelite House [i.e. Amalgamated
61
Press],
18
June
1904).
Collection of Kevin Carpenter.
4.1
Madame d'Aulnoy, The History of the Yellow Dwarf (Glasgow:
72
Printed for the booksellers,
1852).
Private collection.
5.1
Harlequin's Invasion: A New
Pantomine
f
sic] (London:
90
Robert Sayer,
1770).
Private Collection.
6.1
'The
Hofland
Library', advertisement by Arthur Hall, Virtue
&
Co.,
119
in Thomas Ramsay, The Life and Literary Remains of Barbara
Hofland
(London: W.J. Cleaver,
1849).
Collection of Dennis Butts.
7.1
Frontispiece for 'Hesba Stretton', Jessica
s
First Prayer (London:
124
Religious Tract Society, no date but
1867).
Private collection.
viii Popular
Children's Literature in Britain
8.1
Advertisement in the form of a bookmark by Blackie
&
Son
161
for works of G. A. Henty, no date. Collection of Dennis Butts.
9.1
Outside front cover and spine of Angela Brazil, The Madcap of
170
the School (London: Blackie and Son, no date but
1917).
Collection of Judy Simons.
9.2
Illustration by Balliol Salmon for Angela Brazil, The Madcap of
174
the School (London: Blackie and Son, no date but
1917),
opposite
page
180.
Collection of Judy Simons.
10.1
Prize label for Bridport Sunday School. From Brian North Lee,
190
Premium or Prize Ex
Libris
(London: The Bookplate Society,
2001),
p.
68.
Reproduced by kind permission of the Bookplate
Society (see <www.bookplatesociety.org>), an international society
of collectors, bibliophiles, artists and others dedicated to promoting
bookplate study.
10.2
Prize label for The Duke's School, Alnwick, engraved by R.A. Mills.
191
From Brian North Lee, Premium or Prize Ex
Libris
(London: The
Bookplate Society,
2001),
p.
55.
Reproduced by kind permission of
the Bookplate Society (see <www.bookplatesociety.org>), an
international society of collectors, bibliophiles, artists and others
dedicated to promoting bookplate study.
13.1
Advertisement for Enid Blyton's Sunny Stories (no date but from the
255
late
1930s).
Reproduced by kind permission of Tony Summerfield of
the Enid Blyton Society.
15.1
Outside back cover (first version) of J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter
296
and the Philosopher's Stone, illustrated by Thomas Taylor (London:
Bloomsbury Books,
1997).
Collection of Julia
Briggs.
Reproduced with kind permission of Bloomsbury Publishing and the
Christopher Little Literary Agency.
15.2
Outside back cover (revised version) of J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter
297
and the Philosopher's Stone, illustrated by Thomas Taylor
(1997;
London: Bloomsbury Books,
2000).
Collection of Julia
Briggs.
Reproduced with kind permission of Bloomsbury Publishing and the
Christopher Little Literary Agency. |
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