Children’s literature, often referred to as juvenile literature, comprises stories, books, magazines, and poems specifically crafted for young readers. Modern children’s literature categorizes works based on both genre and the target age of the readers. The roots of children’s literature can be traced back to stories and songs shared by adults with children within an oral tradition before the advent of formal publication. Tracing the evolution of early children’s literature before the era of printing remains challenging. Even as printing became widespread, numerous timeless children’s stories were initially written for adults and later adapted for younger audiences.