Knowledge is not created in a vacuum. Wisdom arises not out of thin air. Words no matter how imperfect offer a means of bridging gaps to convey knowledge. The thirst for knowledge, I conceive, is a most unquenchable passion. This is the passion I attempt to infuse into my pupils. Always wondering searching for more, books fed this passion. Whether it is classical literature, ancient or modern, Plato, Socrates, Xenophon, or Crito, Dickens, Kafka, Swift, Moliere, Hugo, or Voltaire all properly presented are beautiful wonders that can open a child’s mind.

Religion, philosophy, science, math and more benefit young minds. Allow your books to breathe life into a young mind. The books that moved you, that sparked your interest for more can also spark the interest in others. So take them down off that shelf, pick them up off the stack on the floor and put them to good use. Donate those books and enlighten a life. Imagine the possibilities.

Clay Smith
RCS Educational Foundation, Inc.
www.rcsefi.org

No matter how much you believe in what you think is right,
if what you think is wrong, your actions will be wrong.

Clay

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