Hooray for Reading

Hooray for Reading

Hooray for Reading was a series of nine shorts created by Field Communications and Pepperwood Productions, in 1979. They were a minute long and featured a child discussing something they enjoyed and then discuss book they read. The child would reveal the title of the book, after which there would be a short dramatization based on the book. The dramatization ended with a cliffhanger, and the child would tell the viewer that if they wanted to know what happened, to "check it out at your local library, along with other great books."

Installments

# "The Glad Man" by Gloria Gonzalez
# "The Year of the Whale" by Victor B. Scheffer
# "A Billion for Boris" by Mary Rodgers
# "Then Again, Maybe I Won't" by Judy Blume
# "The Accident" by Carol Carrick
# "The TV Kid" by Betsy Byars
# "Is There Life on a Plastic Planet?" by Mildred Ames
# "Morris Brookside, a dog" by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat
# "The Bad Times of Irma Baumlein" by Carol Ryrie Brink


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