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I typically think about children’s literature as slightly older, more middle grade fiction, but I’ve always admired the younger-targeted picture books. But I hadn’t really thought to break them down like other kinds of literature before, because the form is so different, but that actually allows for so much space in the imaginative formation.

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There’s deepness in simplicity

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Similar to short story in providing a solid framework and theme to work with, but allows enough room to creatively add what you want

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So much theme

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I’m moved! I think children’s literature deserves more recognition

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It's a good brainstorming exercise to generate ideas.

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Much more multilayered and multifaceted than I assumed

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Children’s literature is ripe for wants and needs.

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it's sooo deep! I'm glad that there are more diverse authors/stories in recent years for children's lit

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Children are lit!

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Pay attention to them pictures!!

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Apple juice boxes

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short books yay

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Simple narratives with huge morals/implications

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Neil Gaiman’s great.

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My favorite!

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Time for a moral message

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The genre i read the most

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Finally!