The Child and the Book: (Reprinted From "The Lost Art of Reading"). a Manual for Parents, and for Teachers in Schools and Colleges

Originally published in 1902, this book is a guide to reading and literature for children, parents, and teachers. Written by educator Gerald Stanley Lee, it argues that reading should be seen as a creative and transformative act, one that has the power to shape individual lives and society as a whole.

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