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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

There’s a great post on Publishers Weekly’s ShelfTalker blog by Elizabeth Bluemle: Fat But, about the representation of fatness in children’s & YA books.

Bonus: Daniel Pinkwater is among the commenters! (Who are mostly on board with the message, but there are a few on whom you could spend some Sanity Watchers points.)

posted by Howie at 8:26 AM

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