Increasingly, children's books are where the wild things aren't: study
Was your favorite childhood book crawling with wild animals and set in places like jungles or deep forests? Or did it take place inside a house or in a city, with few if any untamed creatures in sight?...
Source: PhysOrg - Wednesday, 22 February
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