The Value of Reading Aloud

  • Reading aloud increases your child's vocabulary and listening skills
  • Reading aloud is true quality time that deepens your bond with your child
  • Reading aloud sparks your child's imagination, creativity and curiosity
  • Reading aloud expands your child's interests and tastes, as well as building their knowledge base
  • Reading aloud is an activity that is free and enjoyable for both parent and child
  • Reading aloud creates a passion for reading and an appreciation of lifelong learning

Ella's Favorites (Age 6)

Giants! A Colossal Collection of Tales and Tunes cover image
The Pencil cover image
Little House in the Highlands cover image
The Mysterious Benedict Society cover image
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Laurel's Favorites (Age 9)

The Mysterious Benedict Society cover image
A Little House Christmas Treasury: Festive Holiday Stories cover image
What's The Big Idea, Ben Franklin? (Paperstar) cover image
Kaya's Hero: A Story of Giving (American Girls Collection) cover image
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Recently Added

Who Was Helen Keller? (Who Was...?) cover image
One-of-a-Kind Mallie (Companion To: Ruthie's Gift) cover image
Ruthie's Gift cover image
Who Was Albert Einstein? cover image
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Most Popular

A Birthday for Frances cover image
The Scrambled States of America cover image
My Mother Talks To Trees cover image
The Magic School Bus At The Waterworks (Magic School Bus) cover image
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