Read to Them‘s family literacy programs are grounded on a simple, ambitious premise: read a high quality chapter book at home with your family and as an entire school. In a perfect world, a family gathers together and each member listens to every page together. No one misses a word. But life isn’t perfect. As … Read more
How an Imaginary Cat, a Plastic Ball and a Jazz Band Can Teach us a Little-Bit-More about the Less-Than-Likely Friendships Winnie-the-Pooh once famously told his best friend, Christopher Robin, “I knew when I met you, an adventure was going to happen.” And no one will ever forget when Charlotte said to Wilbur, “You have been … Read more
“I like what I see when I see myself through your eyes.” What does that mean to you? In this first At The Lamp-Post video interview, authors Emily Jenkins (Toys Go Out) and Katherine Applegate (Crenshaw) answer that very question. Follow along as they discuss their books and characters, as well as the magic of … Read more
Read to Them is proud to share six new winter titles that have been added to our catalog. We invite you to take a look at the blurbs for each book below, and hope that one – or more! – of these titles will be a fantastic future read for your school community. The Year … Read more
C.S. Lewis once said, “To love is to be vulnerable.” How can it be that friendship can provide so much warmth and joy – and so much worry and pain? We’ve got over 150 titles on our recommended reading list at Read to Them. And friendship could be a theme in virtually every one, because … Read more
“I can always get back if anything goes wrong,” thought Lucy. She began to walk forward, crunch-crunch over the snow and through the wood toward the other light. In about ten minutes she reached it and found it was a lamp-post.” – C. S. Lewis, The Lion, the Witch, and … Read more
