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Bibliotherapy: Life Cycle The Life Cycle:Aging The Life Cycle:Death The Life Cycle:Sexuality The Life Cycle:Sexuality The Life Cycle:Sexuality AGEING AND AGEISM AGEING AND AGEISM/~woolflm/ageism.html Modules Ageism/~aging/ModuleAgeism.html#anchor732139 Overcoming ageism through children’s literature/ageism.htm * Aging, Death, and Sexuality The Life Cycle Life Cycle: Aging Life Cycle: Aging Life Cycle: Aging Life Cycle: Aging The Life Cycle: Title A summer to die / by Lois Lowry Publisher: New York : Dell,c1977. Paging:{120} Summary: Thirteen-year-old Meg envies her sisters beauty and popularity. Her feelings dont make it any easier for her to cope with Mollys strange illness and eventful death. Information should take into account readers developmental level. Information should be accurate with appropriate terminology. The approach should maintain human dignity. Books should indicate that there are many values about sex. Books should avoid perpetuating myths and falsehoods. Books should acknowledge and value sexuality in human beings. Gay, lesbian or bisexual characters should be portrayed as fairly as heterosexual characters.These characters should not be exclusively victims or persecutors and should not be feared because of sexual orientation. As Outlined in Children’s Literature: An Issues Approach by Masha Kabakow Rudman Characters should not be punished because they are gay, but societal pressures should be reported with accuracy. The happy ending should not be that the gay person reforms of falls in love with someone of the opposite sex. Although homosexual explorations may be part of heterosexual development, it should not necessarily be that all young people will outgrow it. Sensitive authors communicate a tolerance of those who disagree with them. When too much information is conveyed with words and pictures,this can be threatening to young children. When the emphasis is on ma