ANNA E. ALTMANN is Associate Professor, School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alberta, Edmonton. GAIL DE VOS is a storyteller and consultant in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and the author of a number of books on storytelling.
.,."I find this new volume a valuable supplement to the first. Both
volumes will be useful to storytellers, librarians, researchers,
and teachers in high schools, colleges, and universities. ...these
annotated bibliographies make a solid contribution to the literary
study of folktales. Studying them provides a pathway to a wealth of
reading opportunities awaiting anyone who delights in such retold
tales."-Marvels & Tales: Journal of Fairy-Tale Studies
?...I find this new volume a valuable supplement to the first. Both
volumes will be useful to storytellers, librarians, researchers,
and teachers in high schools, colleges, and universities. ...these
annotated bibliographies make a solid contribution to the literary
study of folktales. Studying them provides a pathway to a wealth of
reading opportunities awaiting anyone who delights in such retold
tales.?-Marvels & Tales: Journal of Fairy-Tale Studies
?An excellent resource for research and classroom
discussion...immensely readable.?-Kliatt
?Fascinating reading for anyone who loves and respects the old
tales, and wants to delve further into them.?-Territorial
Tattler
?This scholarly and accesible work is an exceedingly useful
resource for young adult librarians and school library media
specialists, for storytellers, and for teachers introducing the
study of fairy tales into the classroom. It is recommended for all
those interested in the study and research of fairy tales,
including students from graduate to junior high and high school
level.?-www.childrenslit.com
"An excellent resource for research and classroom
discussion...immensely readable."-Kliatt
"Fascinating reading for anyone who loves and respects the old
tales, and wants to delve further into them."-Territorial
Tattler
"This scholarly and accesible work is an exceedingly useful
resource for young adult librarians and school library media
specialists, for storytellers, and for teachers introducing the
study of fairy tales into the classroom. It is recommended for all
those interested in the study and research of fairy tales,
including students from graduate to junior high and high school
level."-www.childrenslit.com
..."I find this new volume a valuable supplement to the first. Both
volumes will be useful to storytellers, librarians, researchers,
and teachers in high schools, colleges, and universities. ...these
annotated bibliographies make a solid contribution to the literary
study of folktales. Studying them provides a pathway to a wealth of
reading opportunities awaiting anyone who delights in such retold
tales."-Marvels & Tales: Journal of Fairy-Tale Studies
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