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The story expresses a child's strong desire to learn to read, comparing books to various objects and concepts like trees, seeds, the sea, jam, leaves, weeks, bees, feet, sleep, needs, teams, and dreams. The repetitive phrase \"Teach me to read,\" I said, emphasizes the child's persistent yearning. Following the narrative, a list of nine questions encourages critical thinking and reflection on the story's content. These questions prompt readers to identify the narrator, complete comparative sentences, share personal favorites, find rhyming words, explain the power of stories to inspire dreams, use repetitive sentences in new contexts, list descriptive words for good books, discuss the importance of reading, and identify personal reading aids. The document also includes publication details, copyright information, and a Creative Commons license, indicating that the work is freely shareable and adaptable with attribution.","English  \n1  \n“Teach me to read,” I said.“Feed me books all week. I need books more than meat.\"  \n2  \n\"Teach me to read\", I said.“Books as tall as a tree. Books as small as a seed.”  \n3  \n“Books as deep as the sea.  \nTeach me to read,” I said.  \n4  \n“Stories as sweet as jam. Stories as green as a leaf. Stories as long as a week. Stories that sting like a bee. Teach me to read,” I said.  \n5  \n“Stories as clean as my feet. Stories as deep as my sleep. Stories as keen as my need. Teach me to read,” I said.  \n6  \n“A story as good as my team. A story to help me dream.  \nA story to help me read. Teach me to read,” I said.  \n1. Who do you think is telling the story?  \n2. Complete these sentences: books as deep as…, stories as long as… and books as tall as    \n3. Which is your favourite sentence in the story? Why?  \n4. There are lots of rhyming words in the story. Can you find them all?  \n5. How do stories help someone dream?  \n6. The story uses the same sentence a lot (for example,“Teach me to read”) . Use this sentence in a new story .  \n7. List words which describe good books and stories.  \n8. Why is it important to learn to read?  \n9. Who helps you to read? How do they help you?  \nTeach Me to Read  \nWritten by Alison Gee and Richard Jones originally produced by Voluntary Service Overseas  \nIllustrated by Indy Eirena  \nNarrated by Missy Smith  \neBook layout and audio recording by SIL-PNG Education for Life  \nEnglish  \nCopyright © 2021, SIL-PNG Education for Life  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/)  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. 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