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Whether it’s your first time planning a One School, One Book or if you’re a veteran program participant, making a positive impact on your school

If you’ve visited one of Read to Them’s book pages recently, you’ve likely noticed a pretty significant change. You can now find a section called

As we step into Black History Month, we at Read to Them wanted to take the time to highlight books in our catalog that are

Anybody Here Seen Frenchie? by Leslie Connor is perhaps the most powerful literary feat in Read to Them’s catalog. By stepping into this world, you’ll

It’s that time of year again! We at Read to Them are so excited to share that four new titles have been added to our

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

During this year’s Read Aloud to a Child Week observance (October 20-26), Read to Them proudly celebrated 20 years of offering family literacy programs. When we

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

October serves as National Bullying Prevention Month, an event dedicated to raising awareness about the prevalence and the impact of bullying. This cause is vital,

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

Whenever a book in our catalog has a movie adaptation slated for release, we typically have a surge of interest from schools who wish to

Our One School, One Book program invites schools to share a children’s book across a broad elementary school population, ranging from Kindergarten through fifth grade.

It’s that time of year, folks! We at Read to Them are excited to share that we’re adding four new titles to our catalog –

Why read a book altogether? You can read a book by yourself, with your family, or with your class – but when you read a

It’s customary for Read to Them to recommend books aimed at children. You can, in fact, find numerous book lists on our blog, along with

If you’ve never done it before, reading aloud to your child can seem like an intimidating task. Families may feel overwhelmed or lack the confidence

Read to Them is thrilled to share that four new titles have been added to our catalog and are available to order! While summer is

OMAHA, NEBRASKA – Neihardt Elementary is located in Omaha, Nebraska and serves approximately 475 students across preschool through fifth grades. For the last four years,

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

No small amount of energy goes into your One School, One Book reading event. Between a kick-off assembly, distributing books among students and staff, and

Some of the most frequently asked questions we receive concern how to secure funding for One School, One Book. Read to Them recognizes the challenges

The excitement that comes with a One School, One Book reading program does not have to stay confined to your school! Some of the most

As the world continues to navigate the pandemic’s wide-spread aftermath, school communities have undergone massive changes. Schools are constantly seeking ways to reignite their students’

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
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