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Sweets in Children’s Literature and Media. A Short Introduction into a Sweet and Delicious Topic Corina Lowe and Sabine Planka Section 1: Sweets as an Expression of Culture and Cultural Attitudes as well as National Cuisines Chapter 1 Sabine Planka Chapter 2 ‘A Cookie is a Sometime Food’. Cookie Monster and the Politics of Children’s Health on Sesame Street Abby Whitaker Chapter 3 Sugar magic: Australian children’s literature, sweets, and national identity Paul Venzo Chapter 4 Sabine Planka Chapter 5 Sweet Treats and Cultural Commentary in Studio Ghibli’s Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) and Spirited Away (2001) Nermin Karademir Section 2: Sweets as Key Moments for the Development of Characters and Interpersonal Relationships in Children’s Media Chapter 6 Swallowed Tears and Ice-Cream: Sweets and the Lonely Child in East German Children’s Literature Corina Lowe Chapter 7 The Emancipatory Milkshake: Sweets in a Swedish girls’ magazine Kristina Ohman Chapter 8 ‘Blond, Pink, and Porky’: The Dehumanization of Fat Characters Eating Sweets in British 20th Century Children’s Book Classics Asa Warnqvist and Mia Osterlund Section 3: Sweets in Children’s Literature and Media as Symbols and Metaphors Chapter 9 Tailor-made Pastries in La signorina Euforbia: Food Pedagogy in Italian Pre-Teens’ Literature Simona Di Martino Chapter 10 The Sweet Temptations of Fairy Tales: Exploring the Symbolic Role of Sweets Artemis Papailia Chapter 11 ‘These Creatures are not just Delightful, they’re Delicious’: The Cultural Meaning of the Trolls as Sweets in DreamWorks’ Trolls (2016) Philip van der Merwe Chapter 12 To Eat and/or Be Eaten: A Yummy Guide with Zombies Inside Corey Whitley, Daniel Ihrmark, and Johan Nilsson |