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It was a particular pleasure to the editors ofChildren's Literature in Education that Catherine Storr accepted their invitation to contribute to our occasional series in which distinguished authors revisit a childbood favourite. Catherine Storr was a speaker at the conference which gave rise to this journal, and the paper she gave then, ‘Fear and Evil in Children's Books,’ was in our first issue in 1970.
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Catherine Storr is author of more than 30 books for children, including the popularMarianne Dreams, which has been dramatised for radio and television, read aloud on the radio, and made into a feature film calledPaper House. The stories about Clever Polly and the Stupid Wolf are also popular; this autumn some of them are appearing on stage at the Polka Children's Theatre, Wimbledon.
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Haggard's, H.R. Catherine Storr. Child Lit Educ 22, 161–167 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01139122
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