How caregivers perceive and mediate children’s books featuring media characters in the United States

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Children and Media, February 2019

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RT @Routledge_MandC: How do caregivers perceive and mediate children's books? This study suggests that parents primarily respected their ch…

How do caregivers perceive and mediate children's books? This study suggests that parents primarily respected their children's book preferences. Read the full study here: https://t.co/7u9sk4r9V8 @JOCAM_online https://t.co/jRZh8Fmpuk

RT @JOCAM_online: New JOCAM study shows that US preschoolers often choose books featuring their favorite media characters in a library, and…

For those of you taking #gslis737 this might be a study of your interest @QCLISSA @THHSLibrary

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