Date: January 29th 2010

Dear Suzanne,

There are I-Read books that have great stories and are right to the point. Here are a few I pulled from the I-Read section:

                      The Snow Dance  by,Trover Hardy
                      Finny Learn to Swim   by, Christianne C. Jones
                      Willy the Worm   by, Christianne C. Jones
                      Max Goes on the Bus     by, Adria F. Klein
                      Max Goes to the Dentist    by, Adria Klein

These particular books have one sentence per page.

With Kindest Regards,

Barbara Mease

-----Original Message----- From: Suzanne Klein [mailto:SKl...@EBPL.org] Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 1:06 PM To: njy...@njstatelib.org Subject: [njyac] Picturebooks for adult day care

Hi, everyone --

We have a regular customer who volunteers to read aloud at an adult day care center. Many of the people she works with have conditions that have affected their ability to pay attention for a long period of time or fully understand what she's reading. She reads a lot of simple poetry to them and has even had some success with children's magazines, but picture books are the hardest category to find something that works.

If you've helped someone in a similar situation or can think of a title that's simple, not too wordy, but would not be condescending or unsophisticated for an adult audience, please send me your ideas!

Thanks, Suzanne

Suzanne M. Klein Youth Services Librarian East Brunswick Public Library 2 Jean Walling Civic Center E. Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732) 390-6789 skl...@ebpl.org...@ebpl.org">sklein@ebpl.org


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