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Anne is joined by Rebecca Schinsky and Jeff O’Neal of the Book Riot podcast Zero to Well-Read to discuss what each of them thinks about what it means to be well-read, and how their...
Originally published in the near future. - - -Are you one of the last humans reading? You are rare. Appreciation! I wrote this—personally, with hands—to help the billions who don’t...
"If you look at zero you see nothing; but look through it and you will see the world."
Something came across my radar a few weeks back that wormed itself into my brain, metaphorically speaking. That sentence is in no way meant to diminish any individual who has exper...
Finding books that excite new and early readers is a wonderful way to help them discover the joy of reading. Here are some fun and engaging new-reader and early chapter books to sp...
Discouraging surveys and a semi-illiterate president notwithstanding, reports of the death of reading are exaggerated. The post Not Post-Literate Yet appeared first on Washington...
It started with a nibble at the corner of the page. Testing the shape of each letter on her tongue, the nibble grew to a bite. First a New Yorker, then Tolstoy, and before she knew...
By RK My 10-year old daughter could not believe me when I said that I did not have a single book while growing up during the 1980s and I did not even know that books could be read...
By Natalie Serianni Last fall, I saw a clip of Zadie Smith on Instagram talking about reading and escapism, and how much she enjoyed the novel Independent People, by Icelandic auth...
A book in the collection of a Missouri child from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library: The Queen. Previously: A lack of …Continue reading →
Miss Louise lived in a big stone Tudor, covered with ivy. Inside that house was a library – and a lifelong gift.
On the wall of a laundromat in Wyoming, Ohio, four wire baskets hold books like Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel -- each one stickered with an invitation to "Read it, Love it, Pa...
From picture books to manga and young adult fiction, here's how to find Japanese books that match your language level.
Earle recently said she's never read a book, save for “Like, maybe Dr. Seuss.”
By Lauren Ducommun, TGC. The results of the 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress report card were sobering. This is an assessment performed every two years on a represe...
You’re at a dark apartment party, and the question keeps coming up between conversations: “What are you reading right now?” You dread that question. You despise it. Why? Probably...
Arcalia: still a page turner, I like the smell and feel of books. I get them second hand from Awesome Books, who send up to 5 at a time to France for about €5. Totally. I have s...
Third-grade reading results varied widely across school corporations in Howard, Tipton and Miami counties this year, with several local districts surpassing Indiana's statewide lit...
Alan, from Southampton, learned to read through the charity Read Easy.
You probably already know that reading is pretty good for us. It’s been linked to better mental health, more empathy, a lower risk of dementia, and even increased longevity. There’...
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