Susan R. Fisher teaches in the Department of English at the University of the Fraser Valley.
’Fisher’s thoughtful analysis confronts the moral dilemmas posed by
Canada’s involvement in the war, includes dissident voices,
considers the production and reception of texts, and includes young
people’s voices through the letters they wrote to various
childern’s magazines.... A well researched book that will act as a
foundation for future scholarship.’
*Journal of the History of Childhood & Youth, vol 5:02:2012*
‘Many books have been written about Canada and the Great War, but
few are as good as this one…Fisher has written a fascinating
account of the ways in which children were influenced through
education, fiction, and propaganda, to support the war effort.’
*Canadian Literature, vol 215, winter 2012*
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