We had a super day, and we really appreciate the continued support as we grow as an association 📚✨ Our next meeting will be online in the spring semester so if you'd like to join, get in contact! ✉️.

Jade Dillon Craig discussed her forthcoming monograph, "From How to Catch a Star to Now: Theorising Oliver Jeffers' Picturebooks" 🚀⭐ The book is under contract with Routledge and is due to be submitted in early 2025!.

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Wafa Pathan introduced her new framework for investigating diverse intergenerational trauma in animated family films 🎞️ This work stems for her PhD project!.

There were some very interesting presentations, too! ✨ Jennifer Duggan presented on her most recent research on fan binding and fan culture (conducted with Fabienne Silberstein-Bamford). They have a chapter forthcoming on this topic in 2025 📗.

Wafa Pathan introduced her new framework for investigating diverse intergenerational trauma in animated family films 🎞️ This work stems for her PhD project!.

We had some excellent presentations as well! ✨ Jennifer Duggan presented on her most recent research on fan binding and fan culture (conducted with Fabienne Silberstein-Bamford). They have a chapter forthcoming on this topic in 2025 📗.

What a wonderful keynote from @LeaSissil today at our annual meeting! 📚✨ Sissil presented on experiences from the interdisciplinary KriT project, which is a project dedicated to developing teaching resources for critical thinking based on children's literature and news 📚✨

🚨 Today's the day! 🚨 . The annual ARCLEN members' meeting is being held at OsloMet today (with some members joining online, too!) 📚✨ There are some very interesting presentations taking place, as well as planning for future projects and publications 👏

RT @JadeDillonCraig: 📢Happening tomorrow on campus @NTNU - Dagsseminar om barnelitteratur! Forskningsgruppe for litteratur og samfunn & Chi….

ARCLEN will be launched later today at the RidEL: Reading for in-depth English Learning conference in Bodø, Norway 🤗 If you're at the conference, join us at 2pm in "Hundholmen" to learn more about the association and how to become a member 📚 ✨.

We greatly encourage members of the children’s literature community working with English texts in Norway to join the association! Read more about ARCLEN here: 📚✨.

We are interested in critical analyses of global children’s literature both in and out of educational contexts and the use of authentic English-language texts in classrooms throughout Norway 🇳🇴.

Hello and welcome to the Association for Research on Children’s Literature in English in Norway! ARCLEN is a national association dedicated to 1) innovative research in & 2) pedagogical practices of children’s and young adult literature in English in Norway 📚✨.