- published Sing-Song 10 years before Stevenson published A Child's Garden of Verses
- came from a famous family of writers and artist
- never married and never had children
- her two brothers tried to control her life
- Sing-Song
- only collection of verses
- from an adult point of view
- speaker mainly adult
- many included didactics
- love between a mother and child
- death
- nature, but not a child playing in nature
- fewer than 1/3 from child's point of view
- major themes
- love
- death
- parting
- realities of life
- 10 on death
- 4 on play
- Gender Issues
- stereotypical image of a boy being mischievous
- Arthur Hughes
- foremost children's illustrator
- worked together with verses and illustrations
- inherent part of verses' meaning
Friday, March 28, 2008
Study Guide for Christina G, Rossetti
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