The Library Card

Richard Wright's "Library Card" is a powerful article on how books affect and influence readers. Richard Lai wrote that his first experience in the real world was done through a novel. He read articles criticizing H. L. Mencken and wanted to read some of his books. The article called Mencken is "fool". Wright wanted to know what this person did to cause such hatred for him. "I want to know what this menken is doing to fight southern contempt.

Strange things have already begun. Books are moved between bookshelves, and library cards are scattered everywhere (please see the history book on which library cards to find). However, this is just a tip of the iceberg, just like a slightly transparent and sticky Godzilla, it is just a symptom of a disease that is approaching in this big city. The real problem is a real ghost. Ghosts are frightening people's lives. This is a brand new problem in a world that has never been mentioned before. Finding a solution is becoming increasingly urgent. Who will step up to deal with it?

Do you remember what happened when you first got Coming's first credit card or driver's license? For children, their first library cards are equally exciting. Most libraries pass library cards to their children as he or she can sign their name. They are free and relatively easy to obtain (make sure that you bring your ID card so that you can sponsor them) and give them a sense of independence. They can carry them and use it to check books. It's all. passed. themselves. This is very important. Please make use of these plans. Many people think the library plan is only suitable for children, but most libraries have libraries for different age groups. From the LEGO Architecture, please ask the moderator for the event calendar from the time of the story of the elder children, the access to the author, reading problems. Your child (or you!) May be interested in at least one future program

Books are not the only ones to visit the library. They are places where everyone learns and discovers. Please ask the library how to obtain a library card by the name of your child If you do not have a library card, please get your card yourself. The librarian will introduce you and your child to your librarian. Librarians can help you choose the best and optimal book for your child's age. They can also show you other programs and services offered by the library. Book. . In addition to lots of books, your library will have more resources on books, music CDs and tapes, movies, computers that can be used, and tapes and CDs. You can also find books in languages ​​other than English and programs that help adults improve their reading abilities. If you want help for yourself or your family, ask your librarian about your local literacy program. (See also "Materials for Parents and Caregivers" on page 42).