A Fifth Reader
"A Fifth Reader," intended for use in elementary schools, presents a selection of literary excerpts and original compositions designed to advance students' reading comprehension and appreciation. Compiled by Charles Benajah Gilbert and Sarah Louise Arnold, this volume reflects early 20th-century educational approaches. The selections cover a range of genres, including poetry, short stories, and essays, exposing students to diverse writing styles and subject matter. The book emphasizes not only decoding skills but also the cultivation of critical thinking and moral values through literature. "A Fifth Reader" serves as a valuable resource for educators and anyone interested in the history of reading instruction.
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