Using the clues below, can you figure out who this person is?
1. His father worked in a brewery , but during prohibition, his father lost his job and began working in a zoo.
2. He was a wild college student at Dartmouth and edited the Jack-o-Lantern.
3. In the 1930's, he wrote for Life and Vanity Fair.
4. During WWII, he published a series of war posters for the United States.
5. Later in his life, he published fanciful children's books.
Books written by this famous author are available in a collection on the 4th floor of Steen library. This collection of children's books is called the Curriculum Collection. Librarians at SFA renamed the children's collection years ago because the books and textbooks from this collection are frequently by education majors when creating lesson plans. The books in the Curriculum Collection have the letters CURR appended to the front of their call numbers. Often students see this and assume it means something like current fiction. This is an easy mistake to make, but the library tradition of Curriculum Collection continues.Other info on book labels for the Curriculum Collection might include J or JR. Usually this means the book is geared for students in the 3rd grade up to the 12th grade. Another label might have an E which indicates that the book is an easy book for students from Pre-k to 3rd grade.
1. His father worked in a brewery , but during prohibition, his father lost his job and began working in a zoo.
2. He was a wild college student at Dartmouth and edited the Jack-o-Lantern.
3. In the 1930's, he wrote for Life and Vanity Fair.
4. During WWII, he published a series of war posters for the United States.
5. Later in his life, he published fanciful children's books.
Books written by this famous author are available in a collection on the 4th floor of Steen library. This collection of children's books is called the Curriculum Collection. Librarians at SFA renamed the children's collection years ago because the books and textbooks from this collection are frequently by education majors when creating lesson plans. The books in the Curriculum Collection have the letters CURR appended to the front of their call numbers. Often students see this and assume it means something like current fiction. This is an easy mistake to make, but the library tradition of Curriculum Collection continues.Other info on book labels for the Curriculum Collection might include J or JR. Usually this means the book is geared for students in the 3rd grade up to the 12th grade. Another label might have an E which indicates that the book is an easy book for students from Pre-k to 3rd grade.
Visit the Curriculum Collection today and remember those times when you were younger and read and reread a favorite book, or pick out a book to read to your own children and start them down the path of loving and reading books.
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