Without knowing it, adults lives practiced a productive kind behavior — Mildred Armstrong Kalish, Little Heathens: Hard Times High Spirits Iowa Farm Great Depression

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Without knowing it, the adults in our lives practiced a most productive kind of behavior modification. After our chores and household duties were done we were give "permission" to read. In other words, our elders positioned reading as a privilege – a much sought-after prize, granted only to those goodhardworkers who earned it. How clever of them.

Mildred Armstrong Kalish, Little Heathens: Hard Times and High Spirits on an Iowa Farm During the Great Depression

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