Illustrious Professor

Illustrious Professor Synopsis

When a story is written with a child or children in mind, one which may be read to them or which they will read, to the question "e;Who is it for"e;, "e;Whoever!"e; is not a fair reply. To questions about their age or reading age, "e;No particular age in mind! would again suggest a question avoided. But, in every case, there will be exceptions: for chronological age, for reading age, for degree of literacy, since these notably do not coincide, leaving open the question: "e;have we already missed an opportunity?"e; and to the assertion that "e;They will read when they are ready"e; an important question: How shall we know unless we have tried?"e;

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