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The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Alison Murray (view source)
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* '''BB: If you could click your fingers and change one thing about children's literature, what would it be?'''
AM: I think that perhaps that it wouldn't be so driven by the market and that there was a bit more risk taking. I'm not sure a book like [[''In the Night Kitchen]] '' by Maurice Sendak would be made now and I think that's a shame.
* '''BB: What were your three favourite books as a child?'''
AM: [[Where The the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak|Where The Wild Things Are]], [[The Very Hungry Caterpillar Pop-Up Book by Eric Carle|The Hungry Caterpillar]] and I remember having a book of [[:Category:Brothers Grimm|Grimm's Fairy Tales]] which I loved - apart from one page which had a really horrible illustration on it which gave me nightmares. I can still visualise that image, I hope I don't have nightmares tonight! When I was a bit older I loved Nancy Drew stories.
* '''BB: What are you reading now and how are you finding it?'''