Introduction /Justyna Deszcz-Tryhubczak with Zoe Jaques --Part one: tradition of interage kinships in children's books.From solitary to solidary: intergenerational relationships in the representations of full lives /Clémentine Beauvais ;Pollyanna's intergenerational gladness: examining Porter's novels in the digital humanities /Ashley N. Reese ;"You and I Alfred": intergenerational solidarity in the Emil series /Björn Sundmark --Part two: child-adult alliances in contemporary narratives.Crossing the divide: how death and dementia develop understanding between young and old in contemporary children's literature /Jean Webb ;From juxtaposition to interweave: intergenerational collaboration in the works of Brian Selznick /Terri Doughty ;Envisioning solidarity: disrupting linear temporality in Studio Ghibli's Howls Moving Castle and When Marnie Was There /Aneesh Barai and Nozomi Uematsu ;"Remember me": intergenerational dialogue in Disney-Pixar animation /Zoe Jaques --Part three: children's literature as intergenerational memory.Trains to life--trains to death: Judith Kerr's writing and drawing from and about childhood exile in the Nazi era as intergenerational solidaristic practice /Lucy Stone ;The intergenerational self and the kinship model in Nadja Halilbegovich's My Childhood Under Fire: A Sarajevo Diary /Anastasia Ulanowicz ;Imagine genocides, multidirectional memory, and intergenerational solidarity in Ransom Riggs's Miss Peregrine trilogy /Marek Oziewicz --Part four: children's literature and intergenerational projects."Something there is that doesn't love a wall": the mediating child and the ethics of cohabitation /Blanka Grzegorczyk ;A grand cause: representations of children's contributions to regenerative agriculture in picturebooks /Michelle Superle ;Gardening and intergenerational solidarity in contemporary American children's literature /Aneta Dybska --Part five: rewriting aetonormativity with young readers.The "lynx-eyed sagacity" of the "schoolboy": William Godwin and the Juvenile Library (1805-1825) /Milini Roy ;Building bridges: intergenerational solidarity in the works of Aidan Chambers /Vanessa Joosen ;The mingling of teenage and adult breaths: the Dutch Slash series as intergenerational communication /Helma van Lierop-Debrauwer and Sabine Steels --Afterword: the case of the evil (step)mother, or the impossibility of intergenerational solidarity /Maria Nikolajeva.