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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
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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

We at Read to Them are constantly on the lookout for books that will enhance our existing catalog. As we step properly into the new

Every October for the past 10 years, the children’s literary world has turned to a small college town in Southside Virginia for the Virginia Children’s

The magic of a One School, One Book program happens when every student is enjoying the same story across your school. For some of your

Earlier this year, the students at Newton Elementary School in Newton, Mississippi joined in on the Mississippi Reads One Book (MSROB) fun by reading J.D.

Summer is in full swing and with it, are a multitude of opportunities where families are brought together. Whether you are having fun at home

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

Kingsburg Elementary Charter School District (KECSD) serves a unique rural community in the Central San Joaquin Valley of Kingsburg, California. It is a town where

Our team at Read to Them is constantly seeking fun new titles to add to our existing catalog. This spring, we’ve added four new titles

Each May, we observe Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage (AAPI) Month. This month-long event celebrates the contributions and influence of Asian Americans and Pacific

National Libraries Week has been celebrated across the country since 1958. Running from April 23 – 29th of this year, it grants the opportunity to

As we arrive in April, we’re finally shaking off the chill of the colder months so spring can be ushered in. But we’re also stepping

Kids across the country are likely buzzing about in their classrooms, ready to take on all the fun that Spring Break has to offer. Whether

Read to Them has shared a number of behind the scenes posts in the past– like how we select books to add to our catalog

As we step into March, Read to Them is celebrating Women’s History Month. To help you out, we’ve recommended seven books from our catalog that

In an effort to better serve clinic families, Better2gether and Read to Them have launched a joint effort to add a literacy component to the

The promise of every book is a simple but profound one: when you land on the first page, you know you’re going to be transported.

For the last seven years, Read to Them’s States Read One Book has rallied schools and districts across an entire state to read one book

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

We at Read to Them are constantly on the lookout for books that will enhance our existing catalog. As we step properly into the new

“You lived or you died… And in between you learned.” — Northwind, pp. 196 The prolific writer Gary Paulsen left us in October of 2021.

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
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