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Library Work with Children

by Alice I. Hazeltine

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  1. 1Preface
  2. 2History and General Discussion
  3. 3Public Libraries and the Young
  4. 4Choice of Books
  5. 5Boys’ and Girls’ Reading
  6. 6Reading of the Young
  7. 7How Library Work With Children Has Grown in Hartford and Connecticut
  8. 8A Chapter in Children’s Libraries
  9. 9The Children’s Library in New York
  10. 10The Work for Children in Free Libraries
  11. 11The Growing Tendency to Over-Emphasize the Children’s Side
  12. 12Library Work With Children
  13. 13Values in Library Work With Children
  14. 14Library Membership as a Civic Force
  15. 15Description of Folder
  16. 16How to Join the Library
  17. 17The Civic Value of Library Work With Children
  18. 18Establishing Relations Between the Children’s Library and Other Civ…
  19. 19Values in Library Work With Children
  20. 20Values in Library Work With Children
  21. 21Administration and Methods; Reference Work; Discipline
  22. 22The Children’s Room and the Children’s Librarian
  23. 23Work With Children in the Small Library
  24. 24Personal Work With Children
  25. 25The Library and the Children: An Account of the Children’s Work in…
  26. 26Picture Bulletins in the Children’s Library
  27. 27How to Interest Mothers in Children’s Reading
  28. 28Reference Work Among School Children
  29. 29Reference Work With Children
  30. 30Library Facilities
  31. 31Choice of Topics
  32. 32Use Made of the Material by the Child
  33. 33Systematic Instruction in the Use of the Library
  34. 34Bibliographical Work
  35. 35Instruction of School Children in the Use of Library Catalogs and R…
  36. 36Elementary Library Instruction
  37. 37The Question of Discipline
  38. 38Maintaining Order in the Children’s Room
  39. 39Problems of Discipline
  40. 40Synopsis
  41. 41Special Methods and Types of Work: Story-Telling; Reading Clubs; Ho…
  42. 42The Story Hour
  43. 43Legends of Charlemagne and His Paladins
  44. 44Legends of Robin Hood
  45. 45Story-Telling in Libraries
  46. 46Story Telling — A Public Library Method
  47. 47Story Telling as a Library Tool
  48. 48Report of the Committee on Story-Telling
  49. 49Brooklyn
  50. 50Chicago
  51. 51Cleveland
  52. 52Jamaica, Long Island
  53. 53New York City
  54. 54Pittsburgh
  55. 55St. Louis
  56. 56Storytelling in Other Communities
  57. 57The Special Storyteller and the Regular Assistant
  58. 58List of Fifty Stories and a List of Books for Reading on the Playgr…
  59. 59Experiences in Storytelling
  60. 60Story Program
  61. 61Suggestions
  62. 62Reading Clubs for Older Boys and Girls
  63. 63Library Clubs for Boys and Girls
  64. 64Library Reading Clubs for Young People
  65. 65Home Libraries
  66. 66Home Libraries
  67. 67Library Day at the Playgrounds
  68. 68Library Work in Summer Playgrounds
  69. 69The Selection of Books for Sunday School Libraries and Their Introd…
  70. 70The Children’s Museum in Brooklyn
  71. 71Work With Children at the Colored Branch of the Louisville Free Pub…
  72. 72The Foreign Child at a St. Louis Branch

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