Katherine Rundell emphasizes the importance of presenting children with complex narratives rather than simple morals. She believes children are capable of handling weighty themes.
Rundell describes her view of the world as chaotic yet beautiful, demanding astonishment for its generosity and intricate variety, reflecting a balance of wonder and worry.
Having achieved significant academic credentials, Katherine Rundell found writing children's literature to be serious work, despite mixed perceptions from her scholarly peers.
The publication of her first children's novel, 'Impossible Creatures,' marks the beginning of Rundell's intentional foray into children's literature, blending her scholarly insights with creative storytelling.
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