/lit/ - Literature

I feel that children's literature is extremely underrated among adults, with the exception of educators. I'd love to hear other opinions on this? Do you feel kidlit is only good for education, or should it be more broadly celebrated, even among adults?

What are some good books told from the perspective of a young girl? I want to know how they think, how they act, how naivete clouds their judgement and how they develop mentally. Ill take anything as long as it is accurate and informative, like the opening chapters of a bildungsroman like Jane Eyre for example, not just books.