Language and Ideology in Children’s Fiction (1992) reveals how books shape young minds by embedding societal beliefs within stories. It examines how fiction socializes readers through invisible ideological processes, exploring picture books, historical tales, and fantasy narratives while offering fresh perspectives on realism.
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