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Question: Take time to read and review any two children's books that were written and published before 1950. As you select books, consider the age of child you will read to and their interests, maturity, etc. Consider visiting the children's book section in a local library or in a local book store for book ideas. Note: Librarians at Public Libraries can be very helpful. Here are some authors to consider:
Jean de Brunhoff
Virginia Lee Burton
Munro Leaf
Ludwig Bemelmans
P.L. Travers
Richard Atwater
Watty Piper
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Marjorie Flack
Wanda Gag
Dr. Seuss
Astrid Lindgren
Robert McCloskey
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Eleanor Estes
H.A. Rey
Margaret Wise Brown
Don Freeman
Russell Hoban
Frances Hodgson Burnett
L. Frank Baum
J.M. Barrie
Beatrix Potter
Rudyard Kipling
2. Choose one book to read to your reading buddy.
3. Write about your reading experience, telling about the two books you reviewed, the book you read to the child, and analyzing the experience and how and why the child responded the way they did. Your writing needs to be three paragraphs composed of the following:
In the first paragraph, list the authors and titles of the books you reviewed. Then write a brief summary of each book. Identify which book you decided to read to your child and explain why you chose it. Describe how you thought the child would react and why.
In a second paragraph describe your experience reading the book to and/or with the child. Share your observations of the child's reaction to the experience in general and to the book itself.
In a third paragraph reflect on the experience. Consider the following questions: Was the book you chose to read a good choice? Why or why not? What surprised you about the experience? What did you like or dislike about it? What did you learn?
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