Sands-O'Connor, Karen
Sands-O'Connor, Karen ca. 20./21. Jh.
Sands-O'Connor, Karen, 19..-....
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Karen Sands O'Connor Literature researcher
Sands-O’Connor, Karen.
VIAF ID: 44470555 (Personal)
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Works
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| The ageless way : illuminating the new story of our age |
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| All there in black and white : examining race and ethnicity in children's literature |
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| I am an island : Caribbean immigrants to New York City in children's literature |
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| Anything to suit customers : antislavery and Little women. |
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| Back in the spaceship again : juvenile science fiction series since 1945 |
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| British activist authors addressing children of colour |
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| Children's publishing and black Britain, 1965-2015 |
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| color |
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| Diversity and inclusion in young adult publishing, 1960-1980 |
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| Gray is the new green : rock your revenues in the longevity economy |
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| Internationalism in children's series |
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| My (black) Britain : the West Indies and Britain in twenty-first century nonfiction picture books |
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| Primitive minds : anthropology, children, and savages in Andrew Lang and Rudyard Kipling |
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| The quest tor the perfect planet : the British secondary world as utopia and dystopia, 1945-1999 |
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| Smashing birds in the wilderness : British racial and cultural integration from insider and outsider perspectives |
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| Soon come home to this island : West Indians in British children's literature |
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| The view from the center : British empire and post-empire children's literature. |
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| Visionaries have wrinkles : conversations with wise women who are reshaping the future |
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| Why are people different? : multiracial families in picture books and the dialogue of difference. |
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