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Synopsis
The Pocket University Volume XXIII: The Guide to Reading, edited by Dr. Lyman Abbott, Asa Don Dickinson, and others, provides valuable insights into the purpose of reading and how to get the best out of books. The book emphasizes the importance of books as ornaments, tools, and friends in the home. It discusses the three services that books can provide and the significance of having books that are tools for children. The book also delves into the use of books as friends, highlighting the value of spending time cultivating friendship with books. The purpose of reading is explored through the lens of various authors, including John Macy, who discusses the importance of literature in answering life's vast questions. Richard Le Gallienne offers advice on how to maximize the benefits of reading, emphasizing the need for pleasure and enjoyment in reading. Asa Don Dickinson's guide to daily reading provides a practical approach to incorporating reading into daily life, focusing on the importance of selecting books that resonate with individual preferences. Overall, the book encourages readers to approach reading with mindfulness, selecting books that bring joy and enrichment to their lives.
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À propos de l'auteur
Lyman Abbott (1835-1922) was an American author, editor, and religious leader known for his contributions to literature and education. Asa Don Dickinson (1876-1960) was an editor and writer who focused on promoting the value of reading and literature. Abbott's work reflects his deep understanding of the power of books in shaping minds and hearts, while Dickinson's efforts aimed to make reading accessible and enjoyable for all. Both authors left a lasting impact on the world of literature and education.
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