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Stories to Tell to Children
Sara Cone Bryant
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The little Gingerbread Boy jumped on his back.
A little farther out, the fox said, "I am afraid the water will cover you, there; jump on my shoulder."
The little Gingerbread Boy jumped on his shoulder.
In the middle of the stream the fox said, "Oh, dear! little Gingerbread Boy, my shoulder is sinking; jump on my nose, and I can hold you out of water."
So the little Gingerbread Boy jumped on his nose.
The minute the fox got on shore he threw back his head, and gave a snap!
"Dear me!" said the little Gingerbread Boy, "I am a quarter gone!" The next minute he said, "Why, I am half gone!" The next minute he said, "My goodness gracious, I am three quarters gone!"
And after that, the little Gingerbread Boy never said anything more at all.
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The content and lay out of the book and its information were fine. My only issue was the unnecessary use of complicated language through out the book. I found myself often distracted from the intended message of a given paragraph because of the manner in which it was told. Other than that I found it
This book was on my grandmother's shelf, having belonged to my great-grandfather, a lifelong educator. As I plan for homeschooling my own children, I think this book will be an invaluable guide.
Sara Cone Bryant gives five chapters of guidance in why and how to tell (rather than just read) stories,