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Kids tell us why they really love to read. Plus, tips on how parents can help keep reading a fun, joy-filled experience.
If you've fallen off the reading wagon, remember that it’s never too late to hop right back on. Here are five ways my family got back on track.
Now that your child is a more independent reader, you can use these reading comprehension strategies to help them understand what they read.
There are some books that I will NEVER take off my daughter’s bookshelf. Never. No matter what. And most of those books are picture books.
If your kid is lucky enough to have grandparents in their life, how do you encourage them to start their own reading traditions? Here's how to get started.
We chatted with Daniel T. Willingham, author of Raising Kids Who Read, to see to see how busy parents can help foster a love of reading in their children.
Sitting and reading? It’s SO HARD for some kids. Here's how to forgo sitting still and still get your little one to read.
Are your book discussions with your young reader feeling a little one-sided? These easy conversation starters can get your kids talking about what they're reading, at every age and stage.
Let me be clear: I’m not here to prove that gross-out isn’t gross. It is gross. But it's also a great way to foster a love of reading in reluctant readers.
Reading to your kids is a win-win-win. It's easy, it's educational, and it doesn't require parents to pretend-play or even move their tired bodies.
Your kid may seem like a real bookworm, but could they have you fooled? Here's how to tell the difference between a real reader and a fake.
It took a storm and a blackout to find out that my boys just aren’t going to be the same kind of reader I always was.
