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‘‘The Soldiers Came to the House’’: Young Children’s Responses to The Colour of Home
This article begins by reflecting on the present refugee crisis and its relevance to children in the UK. It identifies the need for teaching about the refugee experience to young children and argues that literature can provide a conduit for this. Since the millennium there has been a rapid increase in
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