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Episode 82: What Makes a Classic Children's Book?

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Ever wonder why some children's books are disposable, while others feel like lifelong friends? So has Ben Keiser. He's made a special study of children's books from the early 1900s. He joins the table to discuss how children's literature has changed over the decades, and why the classic works have endured. Photo by Juan Antonio Segal

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