Jo Lampert is a Senior Lecturer with the School of Cultural and Language Studies at the Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

• Permissions List of Figures Chapter 1: Children’s Literature and its Cultural Influence Chapter 2: Identity Shifts After 9/11 Chapter 3: Ethnic Identities Chapter 4: National Identities Chapter 5: Heroic Identities Chapter 6: Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

"Children’s Fiction about 9/11 is deftly written and cogently argued…Jo Lampert shows a real attention to detail and provides important insights into both the texts she examines and the influence of the September 11th attacks on cultural constructions of identity. In her examination of the responses to 9/11 in children’s literature, Lampert’s study becomes another strong addition to Routledge’s Children’s Literature and Culture series." --Paula T. Connolly, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Children’s Literature Association Quarterly

Jo Lampert is a Senior Lecturer with the School of Cultural and Language Studies at the Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

• Permissions List of Figures Chapter 1: Children’s Literature and its Cultural Influence Chapter 2: Identity Shifts After 9/11 Chapter 3: Ethnic Identities Chapter 4: National Identities Chapter 5: Heroic Identities Chapter 6: Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

"Children’s Fiction about 9/11 is deftly written and cogently argued…Jo Lampert shows a real attention to detail and provides important insights into both the texts she examines and the influence of the September 11th attacks on cultural constructions of identity. In her examination of the responses to 9/11 in children’s literature, Lampert’s study becomes another strong addition to Routledge’s Children’s Literature and Culture series." --Paula T. Connolly, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Children’s Literature Association Quarterly

Jo Lampert is a Senior Lecturer with the School of Cultural and Language Studies at the Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

• Permissions List of Figures Chapter 1: Children’s Literature and its Cultural Influence Chapter 2: Identity Shifts After 9/11 Chapter 3: Ethnic Identities Chapter 4: National Identities Chapter 5: Heroic Identities Chapter 6: Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

"Children’s Fiction about 9/11 is deftly written and cogently argued…Jo Lampert shows a real attention to detail and provides important insights into both the texts she examines and the influence of the September 11th attacks on cultural constructions of identity. In her examination of the responses to 9/11 in children’s literature, Lampert’s study becomes another strong addition to Routledge’s Children’s Literature and Culture series." --Paula T. Connolly, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Children’s Literature Association Quarterly