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Direct linkZarnowski, Myra; Turkel, Susan – Journal of Children's Literature, 2012
In the March/April issue of "The Horn Book Magazine," author and editor Marc Aronson wrote a lightening rod of an essay about nonfiction literature. In the article, he claimed that some "new" nonfiction is groundbreaking because it shows "new knowledge as it is taking shape" (2011, p. 57). He referred to authors of this new nonfiction as…
Descriptors: Nonfiction, Grade 5, Rhetorical Invention, Inferences
