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human
Hello, how are you?
gpt
I'm good.  I was just thinking about children's literature and how diverse it is.  Did you know that many classics were originally created for adults?
human
I didnt know that. Which one of the articles caught your interest?
gpt
*tilts head* I wasn't referring to an article.  LOL  Just thinking about children's literature.  I think it's fascinating!
human
*laughs* I know you weren't lol because the first article mentions that the children's book are in fact not diverse
gpt
That was my opinion.  I love Dr. Seuss!  Fascinating that he won a bet that he couldn't write a children's book in 50 words or less!!!!  I guess that's why he has so many crazy words in his books!
human
*opens mouth slightly* i have a lot of Dr. Seuss books as well. they have been passing down from my sister's kids to mine.  Really like them
gpt
Me too.  I think that the library is a great place to let kids explore the world!  Did you know that there are more libraries than McDonald's in the US?????  That's a lot of libraries!
human
*leans slightly forward* That's actually great. It's my go to place whenever I need to be in quiet environment.
gpt
I agree.  We can find out so much about the world we live in by reading a simple book!  For example, the book "Islandborn" gives us a look into life as a Dominican girl in the Bronx. 
human
*smiles* Definetly true.If you publish a book in norway, the government will buy 1000 copies (1,500 if a children's book) and distribute them to libraries throughout the country. I found this fact very interesting
gpt
Yes, I agree!  I would say that they value books and literature a lot to be investing so much into it.  Children's books have 50$ more rare word in them than an average show of adult prime time tv.  I would say that children should read more to increase their vocabulary.  What do you think?
human
I think they should read a lot more. You'd be surprised how many children have difficulties reading and spelling words.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Yes!  Better than staying glued to a computer or tablet for sure!  Or talking on the phone!!!!  However, phone communication is awesome.  Did you know a telephone converts sound into electronic signals so that they can be transmitted via cables to a receiver?  I think that is amazing!
human
It truly is and it makes our means of communication way easier. We are able to connect with people from all over the world in the touch of a button.
gpt
True.  It is also amazing that the cables that carry the phone and internet data are so small (2.7 inches in diameter) and actually LAY on the ocean floor!!!!  I watched a video on that recently and it's just fascinating!  Apparently nothing bothers them, except sometimes fish gnawing on them.  I suppose an earthquake would disrupt them too!!!!!
human
*leans slightly forward* quite fascinating. Unicef will donate a day of clean water to a child in need for every minute you do not use your cell phone. I think if we all do this a little more we would impact many children's lives
gpt
Oh yes, I so agree!  We certainly don't need to use our phones THAT much!  We would all be better off!
human
I believe it will be difficult to unhook people from using them though
gpt
*tilts head* At this point, yes, but if we could make people be more conscious about it.....or parents influencing their children more.  Maybe get them interested in writing a book, like Christopher Paolini, who started his book at age 14!!!!
human
*body relaxes* Completely agree. 
gpt
Spending time at the library is so useful.  It can get kids started on the right path, or help those who have had problems, like the man who studied law and proved his innocence.  This was after being falsely imprisoned for 10 years!
human
yep. I read that too. quite remarkable what the right sources can do. Anyways, It was nice chatting with you. Have a great day.
gpt
*body relaxes* You have a fabulous day too!!!!!!
human
thanks
gpt
*leans slightly forward* thank you