Every child should have the wonder of being read to. Not to have that is to be deprived.
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Thank you for sharing, Opher!
You are welcome!
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I wanted to reblog this, but you don’t have a reblog button on your blog page. Hmmm…
Don’t I? I didn’t know that.
Nope!
Keep me posted if that changes, if you add the button.
Will do!!
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Undoubtedly I was read to during my very early years but am too old to remember. However, I do recall one teacher at junior school who’d read to the class every Friday afternoon, and where required, voice the various characters differently as well. Spellbound, the class would happily sit in silence, enthralled by the story. Of the stories read my undisputed favourite was The Hobbit! To this day I can still hear the Mountain Trolls arguing amongst themselves in disagreement over whether to bake or boil the Hobbit and his dwarfish friends! ‘Tis no doubt a contributing factor to my thorough enjoyment of Audio Books, which I’d wholeheartedly recommend to anyone to try.
Every child deserves a magical childhood and story-telling certainly has a part to play in that. Fairy-tales especially, offer a unique way to educate a child and address many psychological issues, anxieties, and concerns found at that young age.
DN
Quite agree Dewin. Childhood should be nurturing, magical and nourishing in every way.