emphasize that libraries contain many types of books

differentiate between childhood expectations and adult experiences

illustrate the power that books have to expand the imagination

reflect on the ways that libraries have changed over the years

that common things can be taken for granted

the various ways that language affects people

the impact of childhood memories on learning

how children’s books affected the author

It presents his argument for replacing libraries with modern technology.

It offers a solution to the problem of books becoming outdated.

It details the advantages of books to support his belief about their value.

It explores whether the best source of knowledge is the Internet or libraries.

Determined

Passionate

Remorseful

Humorous

will eventually be replaced by other media

offer something deeper than other forms of entertainment

are more appealing to people with academic backgrounds

provide people with knowledge not available elsewhere

subtle

impenetrable

sustained

vulnerable

describe the welcoming architecture and practical layout of libraries

highlight the way libraries continually update their collections

emphasize the role libraries play in collecting and sharing information

show the way libraries encourage patrons to learn in different ways

selfless

persistent

resourceful

dignified

emphasizes the international appeal of Little Free Libraries

presents opinions that contradict her own

provides support from researchers who have studied Little Free Libraries

clarifies the meanings of terms she uses

replacing brick-and-mortar libraries

influencing people in positive ways

stocked with books from large libraries

supported by local governments