Library Work with Children

From the opening

The Children's Room and the Children's Librarian. (Public Libraries, 1898, P. 417.) LINDA ANNE EASTMAN.

Work with Children in the Small Library. (Library Journal, 1903, P. C53.) CLARA WHITEHILL HUNT.

Personal Work with Children. (Public Libraries, 1900, P. 191.) ROSINA CHARTER GYMER.

The Library and the Children: An Account of the Children's Work in the Cleveland Public Library. (Library Journal, 1898, P. 142.) LINDA ANNE EASTMAN.

Picture Bulletins in the Children's Library. (Library Journal, 1902, P. 191.) MARY E. S. ROOT AND ADELAIDE BOWES MALTBY.

How to Interest Mothers in Children's Reading. (Public Libraries, 1915, P. 165.) MAY GENEVIEVE QUIGLEY.

Reference Work among School Children. (Library Journal, 1895, P. 121.) ABBY LADD SARGENT.

Reference Work with Children. (Library Journal, 1901, P. C74.) HARRIET HOWARD STANLEY.

Instruction of School Children in the Use of Library Catalogs and Reference Books. (Public Libraries, 1899, P. 311.) ELIZABETH ELLIS.

The Question of Discipline. (Library Journal, 1901, P. 735.) LUTIE EUGENIA STEARNS.

Maintaining Order in the Children's Room. (Library Journal, 1903, P. 164) CLARA WHITEHILL HUNT.

Problems of Discipline. (Wisconsin Library Bulletin, 1908, P. 65.) MARY EMOGENE HAZELTINE AND HARRIET PRICE SAWYER.

SPECIAL METHODS AND TYPES OF WORK: STORY-TELLING; READING CLUBS; HOME LIBRARIES, PLAYGROUNDS, ETC.

The Story Hour. (Wisconsin Library Bulletin, 1905, P. 4.) EDNA LYMAN SCOTT.

Story-telling--A Public Library Method. (Child Conference for Research and Welfare, 1909, P. 225.) FRANCES JENKINS OLCOTT.

Story-telling as a Library Tool. (Child Conference for Research and Welfare, 1909, P. 39.) ALICE A. BLANCHARD.

Report of the Committee on Story-Telling. (Playground, 1910, P. 160.) ANNIE CARROLL MOORE.

Reading Clubs for Older Boys and Girls. (Child Conference for Research and Welfare, 1909, p. 13) CAROLINE MARIA HEWINS.

Library Clubs for Boys and Girls. (Library Journal, 1911, p. 251.) MARIE HAMMOND MILLIKEN.

Library Reading Clubs for Young People. (Library Journal, 1912, p 547.) ANNA COGSWELL TYLER.

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