World Book Night To Spread The Love Of Reading With 1 Million Free Books
World Book Night is an ambitious campaign to give away a million free books across America all on one day — April 23, 2012 — [...]
New Children’s Book Captures Idea Inspired By A Three-Year-Old
Back in 1997, author Larry Buttram, from Manassas Park, Virginia, was playing a game with his three-year-old niece, Lauren, when she said “Uncle Larry, I [...]
Expert-Approved Children’s Book List For National Read Across America Day
Children's book list released just in time for National Read Across America Day on March 2. If the latest statistics are any indication, turning our children into avid readers [...]
Students Learn More By Reading Slowly
University of New Hampshire professor who specializes in literacy says students learn more by reading slowly. Thomas Newkirk, professor of English at UNH, suggests that [...]
The Link Between Juvenile Delinquency and Reading Problems
The link between juvenile delinquency and reading problems is significant. To further compound our national reading problems, extensive research indicates that poorly developed visual skills [...]
