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What could a retired circus elephant and a young girl flagged for social isolation have in common? An unexplainable admiration for each other as two
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What could a retired circus elephant and a young girl flagged for social isolation have in common? An unexplainable admiration for each other as two

States Read One Book has kicked off in Texas and Mississippi, and is set to launch in Virginia schools next week. We’re also pleased to

Every fall, the Virginia Association of School Librarians (VAASL) host their annual conference in Williamsburg, Virginia. This year was even more special, as the VAASL

Every year during the last week of October, Read to Them sponsors Read Aloud to a Child Week, a national event to showcase the importance of reading aloud

At Read to Them, it is our vision to create a culture of literacy in every community. We are dedicated to helping families foster a

Each April, National Poetry Month presents an opportunity to celebrate the importance of poetry and the poets whose work enrich our lives. Like any creative

Every year there are ample opportunities to celebrate the power and the value of literacy. Read to Them has taken the time to organize these

RICHMOND, VA – We at Read to Them are proud to share that we will be serving as the City of Richmond affiliate for Dolly

Earlier this week, it was announced that Meg Medina will serve as the Ambassador for Young People’s Literature for 2023-24! Medina is the first author

Recent months have featured alarming news about children’s books, reading, and literacy. We long for quieter times where children appreciate wonderful characters and stories and

Colby Sharp will tell you that he is a fifth grade teacher in Michigan, working hard to help his students “fall in love with reading.”
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