Audio Zepis numer Trizadin Kupraznini a Din Speaker 1 It's always hard work choosing books for children.0:01
I sometimes remember the books I loved long ago when I was a child myself.0:12
My favourite book then was Adventures with Rosalind by Charlotte Austen, a gripping fantasy about a lonely boy on a long journey through different lands across seven seas.0:18
Unfortunately, nobody has heard of it as it is long out of print.0:30
Anyway, I really enjoyed it when I was 7 or 8 years old.0:36
Speaker 2 I'd like to say how important it is to read aloud to children.0:42
I suppose this is the best, easiest and most enjoyable way to make a child love books for life.0:49
I don't just mean reading books to babies or very young children.0:56
I mean going on reading aloud long after children can read for themselves.1:00
I'm sorry they don't read aloud in our schools as often as they used to.1:06
I still remember how much we children loved our reading lessons on Friday afternoons a long time back in our school days.1:11
Speaker 3 I also think there should be more reading aloud at home.1:22
Recorded stories are wonderful, especially in cars, but there's nothing like a grown up reading or telling a story directly to a child.1:28
My all time favourite picture book to read aloud is where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak.1:37
With its poetic text and wonderfully imaginative illustrations, it never fails to intrigue or please any child under seven.1:43
The Mary Poppins books are good to read to seven to nine year olds.1:52
Each part is a story in itself, perfect for bedtime reading.1:57
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