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What children say about children's books
Tue, 07/01/2008 - 10:49 — Blake
Ask an adult what makes a children's book appealing, and she might talk about the colorful artwork, the clever storytelling or the lessons imparted.
Ask a child what makes a children's book appealing, and she might say, "It is weird and happy!"
Obviously, children and adults have different ideas about what makes a good children's book.
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