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Library Work with Children
Alice Isabel Hazeltine
488 pages~9 hr 43 min read75 chapters$1.99
How do you put the right book into a child's hands? Librarians argued it for decades, and Alice Hazeltine collected their best answers: essays on boys' and girls' reading, story hours, and how children's libraries grew from Hartford outward. A foundational sourcebook on raising readers. For the grown-up who curates the shelf.
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75 chapters
- 1LIBRARY WORK WITH CHILDREN
- 2PREFACE
- 3CONTENTS
- 4PREFACE
- 5LIBRARY WORK WITH CHILDREN
- 6PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND THE YOUNG
- 7CHOICE OF BOOKS
- 8BOYS' AND GIRLS' READING
- 9READING OF THE YOUNG
- 10HOW LIBRARY WORK WITH CHILDREN HAS GROWN IN HARTFORD AND CONNECTICUT
- 11A CHAPTER IN CHILDREN'S LIBRARIES
- 12THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY IN NEW YORK
- 13THE WORK FOR CHILDREN IN FREE LIBRARIES
- 14THE GROWING TENDENCY TO OVER-EMPHASIZE THE CHILDREN'S SIDE
- 15LIBRARY WORK WITH CHILDREN
- 16VALUES IN LIBRARY WORK WITH CHILDREN
- 17LIBRARY MEMBERSHIP AS A CIVIC FORCE
- 18DESCRIPTION OF FOLDER
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