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Daddy see! My dad was a navy journalist and he always taught us to send in letters and try, try to write about the news. I have to tell everybody! How about a hundred letters to the Editor to earn a diploma in communication from an international missionary school in Communication! There they are: good citizens and good citizenship! The models are all around you! Every day your newspaper at your local library is the place for laughter and common sense and expressing your opinions and learning from other's opinions! Opinions! Opinions! Ask friends and family to visit the public library, too. Then, type your ideas and send them to the editorial department of the local paper! Type, type, type, type! Good for you! Daddy see! My dad was a navy journalist and he always taught us to send in letters and to try, try to write about the news. Use this book for education, of the American way to voice your opinion as new citizens, political party members, students and teachers and families! Daddy I see, we need to be involved and polite to each other! This is a very nice way to celebrate our patriotism, and good citizenship in a democracy! We love our freedom of voice and thought and all the news that is fit and admired to print. Opinion, yes opinions for you and me!
This book serves as a guide for active and informed citizenship through the practice of writing letters to the editor. The author, inspired by her navy journalist father, encourages readers to engage with current events and express their opinions constructively. It frames letter-writing as a vital tool for education, political participation, and fostering a healthy democracy, emphasizing the importance of voicing thoughts politely and patriotically.
The book appears to be a practical guide aimed at encouraging civic engagement through writing. Its focus on patriotism and the American way of voicing opinions suggests it is intended for a broad audience interested in participating in democratic discourse. The author's personal inspiration from her father, a navy journalist, lends an anecdotal and encouraging tone to the material.
Page Count:
118
Publication Date:
2014-02-01
Publisher:
America Star Books
ISBN-10:
162907344X
ISBN-13:
9781629073446
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