Gene Cornett

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“In the fourth grade,” he writes, “I embarked on a grandiose reading program.” He asked his teachers for lists of “important books,” which he then began dutifully to read, without having any sense of what made the books worthwhile.
Gene Cornett
I remember something like this in the third grade except I remember loving it. Maybe I wasn't getting that much out of the books but something about doing that at my own pace in mrs Kirby's class really appealed to me. I wish there had been more of that.
The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction
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