From the Editors

Cinema – Child – Magic : The Case of Víctor Erice’s The Spirit of the Beehive

‘Anyone can fly’ – the Ability to Fly and the Rhetoric of Change in Picturebooks by Faith Ringgold and Jacqueline Woodson

Monstrously Minute, Cripplingly Courageous, and Frightfully Flawless: On the Characters of Witches in Children’s Picturebooks

Dragonology and Fairy Studies: Strategies of Presenting Magic as a Scientific Discipline and Field of Knowledge in Selected British Informational Books

Tkaczka chmur by Katarzyna Jackowska-Enemuo, or a Tale about Death and the Power of Stories

In Search of The Fair Folk – Palingenesis of Some Celtic Folklore Motifs in Selected Young Adult fantasy novels

“Yer a Wizard”: How Fantasy Fiction Facilitates Playing with Emotions and Reinforces Magical Thinking

Is it “worth repeating the incantation about the victory of goodness like a mantra”? A Conversation with Violetta Wroblewska

Spaces of Horror in Leigh Bardugo’s Works Set in the Grishaverse as a Tool of Social Criticism

Should Children Be Protected from Books?

Paul, M., & Zając, M. (2022). Otwarci / ostrożni / niezdecydowani. Opinie i postawy bibliotekarzy względem kontrowersyjnych książek dla dzieci. Wydawnictwo Naukowe i Edukacyjne SBP.