Children And Their Books
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An importantthought which is not always kept in mind by educators is stated thusby Huxley:--"If I am a knave or a fool, teaching me to read and writewon't make me less of either one of the other--unless somebody showsme how to put my reading and writing to wise and good purposes. " It isnot easy to interest in real literature a child whose father readsnothing but newspapers and whose mother derives her intellectualinspiration from novels, but such a child at least lives in a homewhere there are... books, though of an inferior kind, and there iswarmth and good lights and leisure to read in quiet and comfort. Howdifferent is the case of the poor child, who comes from a tenementwhere a large family congregate in one room, where the wash is drying, where younger children are playing, there is little light, and nobooks of any kind. It is with the occupants of such homes that thechildren's librarian does the most wonderful work. To see a ragged, barefooted child come into a palatial public library, knowing that hehas a right to be there and going directly to the shelf choose a bookand sit down quietly to enjoy it gives hope for the future of ourcountry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An importantthought which is not always kept in mind by educators is stated thusby Huxley:--"If I am a knave or a fool, teaching me to read and writewon't make me less of either one of the other--unless somebody showsme how to put my reading and writing to wise and good purposes. " It isnot easy to interest in real literature a child whose father readsnothing but newspapers and whose mother derives her intellectualinspiration from novels, but such a child at least lives in a homewhere there are... books, though of an inferior kind, and there iswarmth and good lights and leisure to read in quiet and comfort. Howdifferent is the case of the poor child, who comes from a tenementwhere a large family congregate in one room, where the wash is drying, where younger children are playing, there is little light, and nobooks of any kind. It is with the occupants of such homes that thechildren's librarian does the most wonderful work. To see a ragged, barefooted child come into a palatial public library, knowing that hehas a right to be there and going directly to the shelf choose a bookand sit down quietly to enjoy it gives hope for the future of ourcountry.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Penniman, James Hosmer, 1860-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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