Library advertising; "publicity" methods for public libraries, library-work with children, rural library schemes, &c., with a chapter on the cinema and library (1921)
Briscoe, Walter Alwyn, 1878- · London, Grafton & co.; New York, The H. W. wilson co. · leaf 103
100 LIBRARY ADVERTISING or through his or her school. By such means theboys and girls will cultivate a taste for readingwhich will serve them in good stead after theyleave school. * WONDERLAND There are, of course, plenty of story-books toread—adventure stories, school tales, and otherinteresting… … ■\[f which they live. By read- y[ ing books of travel they get to know more of other lands and the boys and 1i^4S* girls who live across the sea. Books telling of the Uves of great and heroic men and women are surely always interesting. There are history tales, stories of wars, and other books for…
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