What's Inside Children's Books?
The subject of Children’s Literature affects everyone. We are told that reading books about being kind or not being a bully will help us to be kind and not be a bully. However, there are numerous childrens’ books condoning every vice known to man. And, those are supposed to leave children unscathed.
Perhaps you have heard the terms sight reading, word-guessing, or the look-say method of teaching children to read. What does this really mean?
How could children possibly become college and career ready—or even prepared for junior high school—without the knowledge and understanding of hormone therapy?
Would the content of these books entice older students to read them? Will the books improve their poor reading skills or is the message the real purpose?
