The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-04
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" you are .he parcat N an imag
native child, or are In any way re-
sponsible for any chiid's mental de-.
Nelopment. What books do YOU put on
the shelves OF his library for him to
browse upon7 II you are thouEhtf6l
YOU viii know that there Is no greater
Eitt tina, can be bestowed upbn child
rem than a discriminating love of
reading for its own sake. % merely
To amass Information or To Rim time
True. this adds more burdens tn the
duty Of the oy~erhurdcned parca. im
these DAYS OF scientific chiil-tralnlng.
new methods OF education aud sanl-
tation 80 that modern parents some
times look back uDon their own child
hood and regretfuily think of tho.
parents duty then summed up In the
Mother Goose rhyme: She whipped
them an round and sent them 90 bed %
However most modern parents take.
Childrcn's reading seriously ana are.
questioning Librarians. teachers and
magazincs FOR Information on the sub.
! feet Most girls ave read ana loved
"Itchoccu OF S-unnyhrook Farm. q"
written by Kate Douglas Wipgin. "a
/ writer who loves children and every
thing pertaining to their life RE-
Gently when asked for u llst of ten
books which had iuGncuced her when
20 child. she gave tho following after
rcmarNing hat her RANGE was more
limited than the modern child's for
she lived Iu a tiny Maine village
WHERE there wa mo- public library.
David Coppcricld. \ Tale eft Two
cities. The Arabian Nights. Grinm's
Fairy Tales, Tndiue. Pride and PREF
udiCe and Sense and S%ensibility. The
Heir OF Rcdclin'e, Robinson Crusoe,
Swiss Family Robinson and Shukes-
pcare. cover TO cover.
just as beloved as "Rcbcccl and
lust as truly alive b. "Pcnrod" about
whom most OF Us read with deligh:
his attempts 60 anc or shine be-
fore The girl Of his choice. Now Mr.
Booth Harrington. tho author ol these
delightful stories names thc following
~ his lis: Pilgrims ProgrDsa. Rob-
iuspu Crusoc. Don QuiNotc, iv1uhoc
Uncle Toms cabin. Little Mcu. Huck-
lehcrry Finn. The Prince and the
paupcr. Life on the Mississippi. Joan
OF Arc CTwai1l. kidnapped. Uncle
Hemus and Gold. by Stewart A.. White
The parent today has e much
easier time collecting good. reliable
books for children than those par
| cnts OF yesterday for there are lll the
! old JOYS OF childhood Go oho'-o from
with the addition Of many moro Of
/ the present. For the little children
mo- more delightful GIT could be inn
lglned than the beautiful new edition
Of Mother Goose and Nolland edition.
! An children delight 10 pictures and
this book il cxquis'tcly done Then
there are illustrated editions pf Tan
glewood Tale aud the Wonder NUok
and an the FAIRY Tale books. ono
splendid book on fairy 'ales b. select
eel from best Bon an aud b. called Fairy
/ Tales Every child Should Know 10
this same edition 1r" Folk Tale %
/ Hsrulucs ANA Heroes
For the children who delight ll nr
Imal tales are Uncle Eemus -iorl'.
by Joel S. Harms can oi fhr WILD
/ London. Lives 1t the Hunted Efu'-
= Seton. The Dog OF Flauder puIdu
and BLACK Beauty. SevclL
Stories of .hitllry are l'wu.s en-
| tcT.a.ulug and there Be- t world u.
Ith,m Merry Adventure ut E' |
/ Hood. Pyle. The ODDS rssoy Rims ir-
thur and Ill- EuIshts ava u."s
others
Robinson Crn-u,. Swiss T.n
Robinson Tom Browns school br.-