THE BARRIER BETWEEN IMAGINATION AND REALITY IN CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
Keywords:
Children's literature, imagination, reality, creativity, emotional development, critical thinking, literary work,Abstract
This article examines the barrier between imagination and reality in children's literature. It discusses how fantastical elements are balanced with real-life experiences, fostering creativity while connecting children to real-life themes. Through the analysis of books , it highlights the role of literature in emotional development and critical thinking, emphasizing how it helps improve children's perception and social skills.
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