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	<title>Comments on: Jon Scieszka&#8217;s Mission:  Foster A New Generation of Readers</title>
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		<title>By: Karen Sinclair</title>
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		<dc:creator>Karen Sinclair</dc:creator>
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		<description>As surely as Thumbelina helped nurture the spirit of the damsel in distress waiting to be rescued by knights of Hans Christian Anderson&#039;s era, so too do today&#039;s children&#039;s books form nutrients of tomorrow&#039;s adults.
Whether we like it or not, children&#039;s psyches are fed even as they play and have fun.  I welcome Jon to this new appointment.  As children&#039;s writers, we need to celebrate and encourage socially responsible writing that still manages to preserve the wonder of the world of children&#039;s literature.  Unfortunately, many publishers are (understandably) reaching for the celebrity glitz that sells.
Looking forward to this new awareness of books that nurture young minds.

Karen Sinclair</description>
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Whether we like it or not, children&#8217;s psyches are fed even as they play and have fun.  I welcome Jon to this new appointment.  As children&#8217;s writers, we need to celebrate and encourage socially responsible writing that still manages to preserve the wonder of the world of children&#8217;s literature.  Unfortunately, many publishers are (understandably) reaching for the celebrity glitz that sells.<br />
Looking forward to this new awareness of books that nurture young minds.</p>
<p>Karen Sinclair</p>
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