I thought this discussion was about thematic teaching, not book themes.
Perhaps I'm wrong. Having said that, I think having the reader figure
out what specific behaviors demonstrate friendship is a good thing. :-)
Renee
On Jun 20, 2009, at 8:40 AM, cfoa...@aol.com wrote:
I think the difference is that Friendship covers many specific
behaviors whereas "Friends help out in hard times" is just one
specific example.? So the book may be about friendship ( general) and
specifically about helping in hard times.? If you use the general
label, then the reader must figure out what specific behaviors
demonstrate "friendship."
Carolyn
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