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List of Illustrations Sweets in Children’s Literature and Media: A Short Introduction into a Sweet and Delicious Topic CORINA LÖWE AND SABINE PLANKA PART I Sweets as an Expression of Culture and Cultural Attitudes as well as National Cuisines 1 Sugar – A Substance Between Health, Temptation, and Moral in German Dolls’ and Children’s Cookbooks from the 19th to 21st Century SABINE PLANKA 2 ‘A Cookie Is a Sometime Food’. Cookie Monster and the Politics of Children’s Health on Sesame Street ABBY WHITAKER 3 Sugar Magic: Australian Children’s Literature, Sweets, and National Identity PAUL VENZO 4 ‘We Do All This to Celebrate the Beauty of Life and Death Rather than Mourn It’: Sugary Skulls, Pan de Muerto, and the Context of Mexican Dia de Muertos in Children’s Books SABINE PLANKA 5 Sweet Treats and Cultural Commentary in Studio Ghibli’s Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) and Spirited Away (2001) NERMIN KARADEMIR PART II Sweets as Key Moments for the Development of Characters and Interpersonal Relationships in Children’s Media 6 Swallowed Tears and Ice Cream: Sweets and the Lonely Child in East German Children’s Literature CORINA LÖWE 7 The Emancipatory Milkshake: Sweets in a Swedish Girls’ Magazine KRISTINA ÖHMAN 8 “Blond, Pink, and Porky”: The Dehumanisation of Fat Characters Eating Sweets in British 20th-Century Children’s Book Classics ÅSA WARNQVIST AND MIA ÖSTERLUND PART III Sweets in Children’s Literature and Media as Symbols and Metaphors 9 Tailor-Made Pastries in La signorina Euforbia: Food Pedagogy in Italian Pre-Teens’ Literature SIMONA DI MARTINO 10 The Sweet Temptations of Fairy Tales: Exploring the Symbolic Role of Sweets ARTEMIS PAPAILIA 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 12 To Eat and/or Be Eaten: A Yummy Guide with Zombies Inside COREY WHITLEY, DANIEL IHRMARK, AND JOHAN NILSSON Index |