Intro to Lit. CHILDHOODS END, Arthur C. Clarke I stood in front of

I stood in front of that famous statue and have been in Yuri Gagarin’s office

You ought to wish you looked as good as a coon

Dialectic Journal/ Lesson Plans:  303 pages

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Intro to Lit. CHILDHOODS END, Arthur C. Clarke I stood in front ofPublished: 1953, 220 pages Dialectic Journal Lesson Plans: 89 pages,33153 words, visuals Childhoods End was written between February and December 1952, then extensively revised in the spring of 1953. The first section was based on an earlier story, Guardian Angel, published in 1950, after a good deal of creative editing by James Blish. I mention these dates to put the tale in historical perspective, as the great majority of todays readers were not