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Reeson 1978

 
Reference
 

Reeson, Margaret. 1978. "Every picture tells a story." READ: Promoting Literacy and Literature. Interest level: general.

Summary
 

Describes preliterate picture books and how they are used for teaching stories. Uses the example of stick-figure illustrations. States illustrations are still used by people to tell stories even after a literacy program is underway.

Evaluation
 

Indicates the potential of illustrations. Brings up the possibility that some people may never read words, so a picture book will always be important for them.


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