For many years "Charlotte's Web" became the accepted template for addressing mortality in children's books, until Smith's story appeared, a story in which animals do not stand-in for humans.
Then Smith's story appeared, a story in which animals do not stand-in for humans. For many years "Charlotte's Web" became the accepted template for addressing mortality in children's books.
For many years "Charlotte's Web" became the accepted template for addressing mortality in children's books. Then Smith's story appeared, a story in which animals do not stand-in for humans.
For many years "Charlotte's Web" became the accepted template for addressing mortality in children's books. Then Smith's story appeared, a story in which animals do not stand-in for humans.