The tools on this page will lead you to places where you can find articles that contain scholarly criticism. However, sometimes they will also lead you to book reviews.
Scholarly criticism and book reviews are two separate things. Scholarly criticism explains or analyzes a work (i.e., What does it mean? What techniques did the author use? What other authors influenced him/her?).
Book reviews describe and evaluate a work (i.e., what is this book about? Is it any good? Should I buy it?) They can help you decide if a text is useful to you, but the reviews themselves are not typically sources that you'd cite in a research paper.
A quick search of most of the library’s books, articles, ebooks, dissertations, videos, music, and more.
This is a list of the major academic journals in the field of children's literature. The links below will take you to a screen where you can determine which volumes we have of each journal online. Clicking on the "Journal" links next to the date range that you need will take you to a database or page where you can search by keyword within that journal.
Archive of back issues for many journals, some academic ebooks, and research reports.
Subjects: Covers most subjects
Info type: scholarly journals, professional periodicals, ebooks.
Access Tips: Usually the most recent 3-5 years are not available in JSTOR. However, EMU may have a current subscription. Check the Journal Titles search.
Search here for journal, magazine or newspaper titles. If you're looking for articles on a topic, use the Esearch articles search or databases.
No direct link to full text in the database? Click on the EMU Findtext+ link or button.
Getting full-text articles has detailed instructions.
