"Dear Mrs. Watson..." Letters to a Children's Librarian.
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| author | Morris, Sharon |
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| contents | "Dear Mrs. Watson..." Letters to a Children's Librarian. Morris, Sharon Authors Children Childrens Literature Letters (Correspondence) Librarians Library Services Radio Reading Motivation Recreational Reading Role Models Describes how the innovative children's librarian, Katherine Watson, of the Denver (CO) Public Library surveyed famous American men and women in 1929-1930 about their favorite children's books to inspire young readers. Discusses Watson's idea that became children's book week, a book talk with local children's authors, a traveling collection of letters from famous readers, and a weekly radio program. (PEN) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1998 |
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| spellingShingle | "Dear Mrs. Watson..." Letters to a Children's Librarian. Morris, Sharon Authors Children Childrens Literature Letters (Correspondence) Librarians Library Services Radio Reading Motivation Recreational Reading Role Models "Dear Mrs. Watson..." Letters to a Children's Librarian. Morris, Sharon Authors Children Childrens Literature Letters (Correspondence) Librarians Library Services Radio Reading Motivation Recreational Reading Role Models Describes how the innovative children's librarian, Katherine Watson, of the Denver (CO) Public Library surveyed famous American men and women in 1929-1930 about their favorite children's books to inspire young readers. Discusses Watson's idea that became children's book week, a book talk with local children's authors, a traveling collection of letters from famous readers, and a weekly radio program. (PEN) |
| title | "Dear Mrs. Watson..." Letters to a Children's Librarian. |
| topic | Authors Children Childrens Literature Letters (Correspondence) Librarians Library Services Radio Reading Motivation Recreational Reading Role Models |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ572154 |