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What kind of story is this?

 
 
fansy
 
Reply Mon 26 Oct, 2009 07:54 am
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With her letter, she included a sample story constructed with the sounds and intonations that would help the reader include the young listener and tell the tale. The story was of course ‘Going Fishing’ " the works being just as the children wanted them by now because Jane and Frank knew it by heart. When ‘Going Fishing’ was broadcast, it was so popular that parents all over the country wrote letters to the editor requesting repeats.


Please explain what kind of story is this?
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Reply Mon 26 Oct, 2009 01:11 pm
@fansy,
Hi, from what I can tell, the writer provided a sample of her writing. I'm assuming it is a children's story that she wrote and recorded. On the taped recording, she told the story using different voices and sounds to make it more interesting. Because she told the story so well, when listeners heard it, they loved it and it became popular.
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