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Children's Literature Index - R A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Raabe, Wesley, "The Text of "Eli's Education": from Manuscript to St. Nicholas Magazine," 34:161-185Rabkin, Eric S., The Fantastic in Literature, i8:184-190 race, 33:274-279 "Racism and Sexism in Children's Nonfiction" (Haskins), 5:141-147 "A Rack of Journals: Research in Children's Literature" (Silverman), 8:193-204 Rackham, Arthur, 6:115-129 Radford, Ruby L., Robert E. Lee (Mawicke, ill.), i3:245-248 Ragged Dick (Alger), 33:20-40 Raggedy Ann, 3:140-146; 24:217-220 Rahn, Suzanne, "Tailpiece: The Tale of Two Bad Mice," 12:78-91; "Cat-Quest: A Symbolic Animal in Margaret Wise Brown," 22:149-161; ed., L. Frank Baum's World of Oz: A Classic Series at 100, i34:227-230; Rediscoveries in Children's Literature, i26:215-220; "What Really Happens in the Little Town on the Prairie," 25:117-126; The Wizard of Oz: Shaping an Imaginary World, i28:245-248 Rain, Rain Rivers (Shulevitz), i3:226-227 Ramona the Brave (Cleary), i5:298-300 Ransome, Arthur, The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship (Shulevitz, ill.), i3:226-227 Ransome Revisited (Mace), i6:211-220 Ranta, Taimi M. "What Finnish Children Read," 1:125-129 Rapunzel, Rapunzel, 9:107-115 Raskin, Ellen, Figgs & Phantoms, 13:128-138 Rasmussen, Halfdan, 10:77-82 Rauch, Alan, "Parables and Parodies: Margaret Gatty's Audiences in the Parables from Nature," 25:137-152 The Raucous Auk (Hoberman; Low, ill.), i3:198-202 Ray, ill. Song of the Seasons (Welber), i3:198-202 Rayner, William, Stag Boy, i4:173-175 "Readers, Realism, and Robert Cormier" (Iskander), 15:7-18 "Reading a Feminist Romance: Literary Critics and Little Women" (Eiselein), 28:238-244 "Reading an Oral Tradition" (Zipes), i19:198-200 "Reading and Writing Character" (Hendrickson), 32:264-269 Reading for the Plot: Design and Intention in Narrative (Brooks), 14:163-168 Reading Race: Aboriginality in Australian Children's Literature (Bradford), i33:274-279 Reading with the Heart: The Way into Narnia (Schakel), i10:163-168 "Reading Outside Over There" (Steig), 13:139-153 The Real Me (Miles), i5:298-300 "The Real Secret of Superman's Identity" (Schwartz), 5:117-129 "Reappraising the Puritan Past" (MacLeod), i21:179-184 Reardon, Colleen, "Music as Leitmotif in Louisa May Alcott's Little Women," 24:74-85 Rebels of the Heavenly Kingdom (Paterson), 16:91-108 "Recent Alcott Criticism" (MacDonald), i9:210-213 "Recent Biographies of Women for Young Readers" (Duram), i5:301-303 "Recent Books about Black America, Africa, and the Carribean" (Gibson), i2:215-216 "Recent Literature for Children By and About Native Americans" (Ord), 7:233-241 "Recent Science Fiction and Science Fantasy" (Barrow), i5:294-297 Recollections of Childhood (Creang|), 4:70-79 "Recurring Patterns in the Novels of M.E. Kerr" (Kaye), i7:226-232 The Red Book of Hob Stories (Mayne; Benson, ill.), i15:214-218 The Red House (Nesbit), 25:71-86 Red Pawns (Wibberley), i4:203-209 Red Power on the Rio Grande: The Native American Revolution of 1680 (Folsom; Princess Redwing, rev.), i2:230-231 "Red Riding Hood" (Burns), 1:30-36; see "Little Red Riding Hood" Red Rock over the River (Beatty), i2:226-228 Rediscoveries in Children's Literature (Rahn), i26:215-220 Rediscovering Nancy Drew (Dyer and Romalov), i25:255-261 "Reflecting on Girls' Series" (Inness), i25:255-261 "Reflections on Little Women" (Hollander), 9:28-39 "Refusing the Queer Potential: John Knowles's A Separate Peace" (Tribunella), 30:81-95 Regendering the School Story: Sassy Sissies and Tattling Tomboys (Clark), i28:215-218 Reggie and Nilma (Tanner), i3:230-234 "The Reign of King Babar" (Payne), 11:96-108 Reimer, Mavis, Such a Simple Little Tale: Critical Responses to L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables, i22:192-195; "Treasure Seekers and Invaders: E. Nesbit's Cross-Writing of the Bastables," 25:50-59 "'Reine Never Went to Camp,' An Excerpt from Barnens Ö (Children's Island)" (Charters), 9:51-60 Reinermann, Carol and Hernan Vera, "Literature Is Not All That Glitters," i19:208-211 "Reinventing the Past: Gender in Ursula K. LeGuin's Tehanu and the Earthsea 'Trilogy'" (Nodelman), 23:179-201 Relax (McDowell, ed.), i3:206-210 "Reluctant Lords and Lame Princes: Engendering the Male Child in Nineteenth-Century Juvenile Fiction" (Richardson), 21:3-19 "Remembering Always to Come Back: The Child's Wished-For Escape and the Adult's Self-Empowered Return in Sandra Cisneros's House on Mango Street" (Sánchez), 23:221-242 Rémi, Georges, Tin-Tin, 1:93-97 Remove Protective Coating a Little at a Time (Donovan), i4:176-178 The Renaissance of Wonder in Children's Literature (Lochhead), i9:191-196 "Renewing Our Sources: Children's Literature as Rediscovery" (Allison), 26:215-220 "Repeating" (Nodelman), i15:214-218 "The Reproduction of Mothering in Charlotte's Web" (Rollin), 18:42-52 "Resisting Growth through Fairy Tale in Ruskin's The King of the Golden River" (Knoepflmacher), 13:3-30 "A Response to Perry Nodelman's 'Beyond Explanation'" (Cameron), 12:134-146 Retelling Stories, Framing Culture: Traditional Story and Metanarratives in Children's Literature (Stephens and McCallum), i29:219-228 Return to South Town (Graham), i7:255-261 "A Review of Children's literature Anthologies and Core Texts" (Lewis), i6:246-253 "Revising the Seduction Paradigm: the Case of Ewing's The Brownies" (Gubar), 30:42-66 Rewards and Fairies (Kipling), 20:69-89 "Rewriting History for Children" (Billman), i9:197-199 Reynolds, Richard R., "'Queeny' and 'Scottie': The Value of Paternal Letters," 3:123-130 The Rhetoric of Character in Children's Literature (Nikolajeva), i32:264-269 Rice, James, ill., Cajun Columbus (Durio), i255-261; Cajun Night Before Christmas ("Trosclair"; Jacobs, ed.), i7:255-261; Gaston the Green-Nosed Alligator, i7:255-261 Rich, Gibson, Firegirl, i2:219-221 Richards, Anna Matlack, 24:55-73 Richards, Jeffrey, ed., Imperialism and Juvenile Literature, i20:187-192 Richards, Susan and Wendy Stang, Hubert, i3:230-234 Richardson, Alan, "Reluctant Lords and Lame Princes: Engendering the Male Child in Nineteenth-Century Juvenile Fiction," 21:3-19 Richelson, Geraldine, From Bad to Worse (Lapointe, ill.), i3:206-210 Richey, Carolyn Leutzinger, "Envisioning Mark Twain through J.D. Stahl," 24:213-216 Richter, Hans Peter, Friedrich, i9:203-209 Ridlon, Marci, That Was Summer (Carpenter, ill.), i4:165-172 Riedel, Cornelia and Klaus Doderer, Der Deutsche Jugendliteraturpreis. Eine Wirkungsanalyse, i20:193-203 Rieder, John, "Edward Lear's Limericks: The Function of Children's Nonsense Poetry," 26:47-60 Riff, Remember (Hall; Cellini, ill.), i3:202-206 Riggio, Milla B., "The Schooling of the Poet: Christian Influences and Latin Rhetoric in the Early Middle Ages," 4:44-50 Riggio, Thomas P., "Isaac Bashevis Singer's Books for Young People," i5:304-310 Rinciari, Ken, ill., The Skin Spinners: Poems (Aiken), i6:195-202 The Rise and Fall of Childhood (Sommerville), i13:188-193 Ritvo, Harriet, "Learning from Animals: Natural History for Children in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries," 13:72-93 "The Road to Fantasy" (Lewis), 11:201-210 Robert E. Lee (Radford; Mawicke, ill.), i3:245-248 Roberts, Thomas J., "Science Fiction and the Adolescent," 2:87-91; "Scholarship in New Disciplines," i5:239-246 Robin Hood, 10:1-7 "Robin Hood and the Invention of Children's Literature" (Brockman), 10:1-17 Robinson, Charles, ill., A Dance to Still Music (Corcoran), i4:199-203 Robinson, Gail and Douglas Hill, Coyote the Trickster, i7:233-241 Robinson, Ruth, bib., A New Look at Children's Literature (Anderson and Groff), i6:246-254 Rockwell, Anne, Games (and how to play them), i3:202-206 Rodenbeck, John, "The Tin-Tin Series: Children's Literature and Popular Appeal,"1:93-97 Rogal, Samuel J., "Bleeding Romans on Leaky Barges: Elijah Fenton's Cleopatra and the Process of Schoolboy Verse," 14:123-131 "Roger Sale Puts in a Word for Children's Literature" (Kutty), 7:208-214 Rogers, Katharine M., L. Frank Baum: Creator of Oz, i32:235-238 Rohmer, Harriet, The Legend of Food Mountain/La Montaña del Alimento (Carillo, ill.), i15:179-185 Rollin, Lucy, "The Reproduction of Mothering in Charlotte's Web," 18:42-52; with Mark I. West, Psychoanalytic Responses to Children's Literature, i29:267-274 Romalov, Nancy Tillman and Carolyn Stewart Dyer, Rediscovering Nancy Drew, i25:255-261 "Romanian Folklore and Ion Creang|'s Recollections of Childhood" (Taylor), 4:70-79 Romano, Clare and John Ross, ills., New Coasts and Strange Harbors (Hill and Perkins, eds.), i6:195-202 "Romantic Echoes in the Willows" (Gillin), 16:169-174 Romanticism and Children's Literature in Nineteenth-Century England (McGavran, Jr.), i22:210-214 Romines, Ann, Constructing the Little House: Gender, Culture, and Laura Ingalls Wilder, i30:194-198 Room for Me and a Mountain Lion: Poetry of Open Space (Larrick), i6:195-202 "Room with a View: Bedroom Scenes in Picture Books" (Moebius), 19:53-74 Rootabaga Stories (Sandburg), 8:118-132 Rosa Parks (Greenfield; Marlow, ill.), i3:245-248 Rose, Jacqueline, The Case of Peter Pan or The Impossibility of Children's Fiction, i14:177-185 Rose Blanche (Innocenti and Gallaz; Innocenti, ill.), i15:197-206 Rose in Bloom (Alcott), 109-138 Rosen, Barbara, "The Child in Shakespeare," 2:209-212; "Remarks," 3:196-197; "Ten Books," i2:223-225; "The Wandering Life of Sanmao," 15:120-138 Rosen, Judy, "Literature for and by Children: The Other Side of Elizabeth I's Character Never Before Revealed by Previous Historians," 5:311-314 Rosen, William, rev., Poems from the Hebrew (Mezey, ed.), i2:236-236 Rosenblatt, Roger, Children of War i13:188-193 Rosenthal, Lynne, "The Development of Consciousness in Lucy Boston's The Children of Green Knowe," 8:53-67; "Misunderstood: A Victorian Book for Adults," 3:94-102 Rosenthal, M.L. The Adventures of Pinocchio, Tale of a Puppet (Collodi; Howell, ill.), i15:186-192 Ross, Ann with Burton Supree, Bear's Heart, i7:233-241 Ross, John and Clare Romano, ills., New Coasts and Strange Harbors (Hill and Perkins, eds.), i6:195-202 Rossetti, Christina, 12:61-77; Goblin Market, 12:61-77; 25:181-204; Sing-Song, 22:3-26 Rotert, Richard, "The Kiss in a Box," 18:114-124 Rothwell, Erika, "'You Catch It if You Try to Do Otherwise': The Limitations of E. Nesbit's Cross-Written Vision of the Child," 25:60-70 Rotten Island (Steig), i15:197-206 Rousseau's émile and Early Children's Literature (Patterson; Bator, rev.), i2:238-239 Rowland, Clarissa M., "Bungalows and Bazaars: India in Victorian Children's Fiction," 1:192-196 Roxborough, Steve, "The Novel of Crisis: Contemporary Adolescent Fiction," i7:248-254 Roy, Jeroo, ill., The Story of Prince Rama (Thompson), i17:193-201 Rubio, Mary Henley, Harvesting Thistles: The Textual Garden of L.M. Montgomery, i27:223-232 Rudman, Masha Kabakow, Children's Literature: An Issue Approach, i6:246-254 Rudolph, Emanuel D., "How It Developed That Botany Was the Science Thought to be Most Suitable for Victorian Young Ladies," 2:92-97 Rudyard Kipling (Bloom, ed.), i20:175-179 Rudyard Kipling: A Biography (Seymour-Smith), i20:180-186 Rudyard Kipling's Kim (Bloom, ed.), i20:175-179 "Running Risks with Language: Contemporary Prose and Poetry for Children in West Germany" (Zipes), i11:191-194 Ruskin, John, 1:62-73, 8:22-34; 13:3-30; The King of the Golden River, 8:68-79 Russell, David L., Scott O'Dell Twayne's United States Authors Series, i30:199-204 Russian children's literature, 2:221-223; 6:182-187; 18:164-168 "Russian Modernism for Children" (Bushnell), i18:164-168 Russian Poetry for Children (Sokol), i18:164-168 Rustin, Margaret and Michael, Narratives of Love and Loss: Studies in Modern Children's Fiction, i18:197-199 Ruwe, Donelle R., "Benevolent Brothers and Supervising Mothers: Ideology in the Children's Verses of Mary and Charles Lamb and Charlotte Smith," 25:87-114; Culturing the Child 1690-1914: Essays in Memory of Mitzi Myers, i34:219-221; "Guarding the British Bible from Rousseau: Sarah Trimmer, William Godwin, and the Pedagogical Periodical," 29:1-17 Ryss, Yevgeny, Search Behind the Lines, i9:203-209
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