تطور أدب الأطفال في العالم العربي الحديث

Abstract

The development of children's literature in the modern Arab world has taken a renewed and diverse trajectory, marked by the emergence of various trends and notable advancements in the field. Books for children began to focus on delivering educational and moral messages in an innovative and entertaining manner, capturing the interest of both children and their parents. The themes covered in these books became diverse, catering to different ages and cultures, including traditional tales, fantasy, science, and social topics.

Furthermore, children's literature in the Arab world witnessed advancements in graphic design and illustrations, adding a new dimension to the reading experience. Translation also played a significant role in transferring these books and promoting cultural exchange between Arab countries and the wider world. Thanks to these developments, children's literature in the Arab world is now considered an integral part of cultural and literary life, reflecting societal evolution and changes. It enhances children's ability to understand the world around them in a creative and enjoyable way.