Day 4 is Books
I think books are just as important to children as toys and helmets and learning to use a computer.
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Failing at Haiku 
I love books. Reading is fundamental. 🙂 http://holley4734.wordpress.com/2013/08/01/day-5-30-day-photo-challenge/
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I think so too! People always comment on the fact that my son is so articulate- I tell them it is because I have read to him since he was three months old.
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I agree! My kids are all well-spoken because they were read to from age. Reading to kids helps so much when they start reading. 🙂
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The truly great photographers, like all great artists, understand the haiku of photography. But they nearly universally cannot explain it. Attempts to analyze and explain what makes a photograph great ultimately fail, but they often produce certain rules that seem to correspond to our understanding of what makes art, what conveys information, what shows intent.
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Here’s my comment, rather belatedly:
Books are very important to a child’s play and development. A teacher once told me about a boy who started Grade One and he’d never been red to, never held a pencil in his hand. He didn’t know what the pictures were in books, like duck, clown, etc. That boy had a lot of catching up to do!
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Wow! I couldn’t imagine nit seeing a book until grade one, I was reading in first grade!!
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I agree, I think that the books children read play a part in helping them become the person they will develop into as they mature.
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Yes, I try to be careful about what books I let my son read. Thanks for commenting!
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