"Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." Tolstoy probably turns in his grave every time this is quoted but how can you not quote Tolstoy when reviewing a show dedicated to exploring the family dynamic as portrayed in Children's Literature? This show is wonderfully eclectic. And it's structurally non-linear . This gives the show an unusual momentum; the pacing is brilliant as the content alternately appeals to adults and kids. You don't even have to like reading: their unconventional analysis of "Goldie Locks," could engage even the most hardened bibliophobe.

Broadcast this on the weekend; either Saturday or Sunday afternoon.