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First off, as a part of our community, our children need a space dedicated to them, such as the proposed children's area in our local library. Now, when parents go to the library to read or do research and bring their children with them, the children have nothing to do, so they get bored and start making noise or cry, begging their parents to go home. Every few minutes we hear an adult or a librarian telling a child to be quiet. Adult patrons at the library get so annoyed that they can't even concentrate on what they are doing. In this situation, the parents feel so embarrassed that they often find themselves apologizing to everyone in the library. With the donation that the city has received, why not provide a separate area in the library for the children ? If a separate children's area were added on the second floor, then kids would have a place to go and read, study, or listen to a story. While the grown-ups browsed the stacks for a good book to read or searched the internet for their research, the children would have something to do. They would be able to entertain themselves in the children's area and not bother the adults in the adult section of the library. Our community, which has many young parents who are students themselves, needs a separate children's area in the library so that the adults will be able to make the best use of the library's resources.

Another important reason why adding a children's area on the second floor of the library would be to provide the children with a fun and energetic environment to read and play. In their own section of the library, the kids will be able to hear stories read aloud, read books of their own choosing, draw pictures to illustrate the stories they read, and play reading games with other kids their own age. By sponsoring these kinds of activities, the library will be fostering good reading habits. When children associate reading with having fun, they will be encouraged to read. The library could even enlist the help of older teens who are looking to do volunteer work in the neighborhood. These volunteers could lead these reading activities at the library as community service and serve as role models or mentors to the younger children. Little kids always look up to older kids and when the little ones see teenagers reading at the library, they will want to be readers like their older counterparts. A children's area in the library would be more than just a space for childcare or babysitting; it could play a vital role in helping our children develop reading habits that will help them succeed academically.

Indeed, having a children's area in our community's library is a splendid idea because such a place would enhance our children's interest in studying. I can visualize the children's area as a comfortable yet quiet space so that even if the pressures of school and the classroom cause pupils to feel insecure about their reading skills, the informal and welcoming library will encourage students to choose a book to read and enjoy the experience. After all, reading is fundamental to all learning, especially language learning so we have to read more in order to write and speak well. Having our children read a lot will not only enrich their lives and stimulate their imaginations but it will also help ensure the development of their ability to communicate and express their ideas. I wholeheartedly support this proposal to establish a children's area at the library where kids can learn that reading is fun and that knowing how to read will contribute to their academic development.

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