Children’s literature has long relied on anthropomorphic animals—characters that think, speak, and behave like humans—to introduce young readers to new ideas and experiences. From trying unfamiliar foods to navigating emotions, these animal characters often serve as a child’s first guide to the world. But why does this approach work so effectively, especially when it...
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