Anthropomorphic Characters in Children's Books

Anthropomorphic animals in children’s fiction are common, but are these characters the best approach when you’re writing for young readers? Let’s talk about this popular topic for children’s writers by defining what an anthropomorphic animal is: anything that acts like a human, but is not a human — the object/animal speaks and behaves with human-like mannerisms. Beauty and the Beast is a good example.

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