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A short story recounting a boy asking for a bedtime story and describing the eerie and imaginative Click-clack creatures, reflecting a narrative suitable for literary analysis in secondary school reading lessons.
Year: 2013
Author: Neil Gaiman
Type of document: Short story
Target audience: Year 8 students
Genre: Horror fiction
Setting: Large, old house
Language: English
Period: Contemporary
Source type: Literary text for reading comprehension
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Why our future depends on libraries, reading and daydreaming: a lecture by Neil Gaiman, October 14, 2013
Year: 2013
Location: London, UK
Topic: Importance of reading, imagination, and libraries
Document type: Lecture transcript
Organization: The Reading Agency
Author: Neil Gaiman
Audience: General public, readers of all ages
Event date: October 14, 2013
Venue: Barbican Centre
Language: English
Endorsements: Edited version published by The Reading Agency
Topics: Clack Rattlebag Gaiman