DYNAMISM OF THE PLOT AS A KEY CHARACTERISTIC OF CHILDREN'S LITERATURE: AGE ASPECT

Abstract

the article considers dynamism as one of the most important properties of children's literature, which determines its impact on the young reader. The article analyzes the role of the plot in a children's book, its dependence on the age of the audience and the evolution from simple, action-packed narratives to complex, psychologically in-depth narratives. It emphasizes the need to take into account age characteristics when creating a story that can captivate and shape a child's personality. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the systematization of ideas about the dynamics of the plot in children's literature, which allows us to identify development trends and offer recommendations for modern authors.