Little Books, Big Hit

According to the selection, how did publishers make Little Golden Books easy for shoppers to find?

• They offered many different stories.

• They included small gifts with the books.

• They printed each book with the same spine.

• They provided a place for the owner's name.

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The section titled "Stories to Read and Enjoy" is mostly about -

• the topics of some Little Golden Books and what some books came with.

• the most popular Little Golden Books and how to listen to them.

• the number of Little Golden Books printed and which ones are still available.

• a Little Golden Book that is still printed today and why it is so popular.

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Which paragraph would the reader look to find out about Little Book's unique features?

• paragraph 2

• paragraph 5

• paragraph 9

• paragraph 10

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Which sentence from the selection best shows that the makers of Little Golden Books wanted all children to be able to afford the books?

• Instead of selling the books in expensive bookstores, the books could be sold at department stores. (paragraph 2)

• The books would be so enjoyable that children would be encouraged to love reading. (paragraph 2)

• The books were easy for buyers to find because they had their own unique look. (paragraph 4)

• The next time you are at your school or in your town, see if you can find some Little Golden Books. (paragraph 10)

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What is the most likely reason the author ends the selection with the ideas in paragraph 10?

• To show the reader what a Little Golden Book looks like.

• To tell why Little Golden Books are sold today.

• To point out how long Little Golden Books have been in print.

• To tell the reader that Little Golden Books can still be found today.

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What is the main theme of the article 'Little Books, Big Hit'?

• The history of Little Golden Books

• The impact of Little Golden Books on children's literature

• The marketing strategies of Little Golden Books

• The authors of Little Golden Books

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