What is the text in Why teachers make children hate reading by John Holt?

In "Why Teachers Make Children Hate Reading," John Holt argues that traditional educational practices often diminish children's natural curiOSity and love for reading. He critiques the emphasis on standardized testing and rote learning, which can lead to a negative association with reading. Holt advocates for a more engaging, child-centered approach that fosters a genuine interest in literature and encourages exploration rather than obligation. Ultimately, he believes that fostering a love for reading should be the primary goal of education.