The Portrayal of Non-Violence in Children’s and Young Adult Fiction

American society places great emphasis on television and other forms of visual media, but still literature is an ubiquitous inspiration in the minds of young people. These novels, as well as other violent cultures in the United States, contain material based on aggression and war. However, not all young adult novels are about explicit violence; some examples of nonviolent children and young adult literature are Margaret Peterson Harddic, trilogy of Lauren Oliver and It is a shadow series of Princess College. : Shannon Hale's stone palace.

Hamilton, Virginia (East Perry, Virginia) (1936 - 2002) Novelist Writer, Hamilton, Virginia is an internationally renowned novelist for children and young people. Types of work include historical novels, stories of slaves, folklore and myths of Africa, science fiction, fantasy, mystery. She has won numerous literary awards including National Book Awards, Newberry Medal, Coretta Scott Gold Book Awards, Hans Christian Andersen Medals. Virginia Esther Perry Hamilton was born on 12th March 1936 at Yellow Springs, Ohio. She is the youngest child of five children born in Kenneth James and Etta Belle Hamilton and has been interested in storytelling and books early. Her parents talk about the history of the ancestors who escaped slavery in Virginia to settle in Ohio.

Drohan is a professional editor and writer specializing in novels and nonfiction for young people and children. In the next article, she details the concepts that are common in "Crazy Horse Video Game" and other young adult novels. It includes an adolescent idea for childhood innocence and human death. Learning experiences of life often happen in tragic events, but these difficult lessons became very valuable as young people tried to understand their lives.

Taylor, Mildred D. (Mildred Delois Taylor) (1943-) Child and adolescent adult novelist Mildred Taylor, especially confronting overwhelmingly, gathered the power of the African American family and the community, Sexual social and racial prejudice to celebrate children and teenage award-winning novelist In her ALAN commentary on the 1997 award, Taylor focused on the story of her writing: "I Mildred and sensitive parents living in a discrimination society as well as a unified family with love and self-esteem "Mildred Delois Taylor was born in Jackson, Michigan on September 13, 1943, and Wilber Lee Taylor and Deletha Marie Taylor It is my second daughter. . 260