Miss Moore Thought Otherwise

Discover the inspiring journey of Miss Anne Carroll Moore in "Miss Moore Thought Otherwise" by Jan Pinborough. Published in 2013, this engaging 40-page biography tells the remarkable story of how Miss Moore transformed the landscape of children's literature in America. Once upon a time, many believed that reading didn't matter much for children, but Miss Moore thought differently. She envisioned and created the first children's room at the New York Public Library, a vibrant and welcoming space filled with art, cozy window seats, and, most importantly, the opportunity for children to borrow a diverse range of books in various languages. This delightful tale celebrates the importance of children's libraries and the dedicated individuals who championed literacy. Perfect for young readers and anyone passionate about the history of children's literature, this book will inspire a new generation of book lovers. Don't miss the chance to explore this pivotal moment in literary history!