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Author(s): Evans, Ernestine
Source:
New Republic. 11/10/26, Vol. 48 Issue 623, p336-339. 4p.

Additional Information
- Subject Terms:
  CHILDREN'S books; CHILDREN'S literature; READING interests of children; BOOKS & reading; READING
- Subject Terms:
  UNITED States Report Available
- Abstract:
  The author reflects on the general trends in children's books in the U.S. as he highlights the interest of several international people in all educational experiments. The author emphasizes the discovery of new evaluations of children's books as he ponders on the importance of knowledge acquisition in reading. He also takes notice on the new editions of old favorites and acknowledges that there are far better books than there were ten years ago.

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