
Poetry as a Bridge for Reluctant Readers
Each April, National Poetry Month gives folks the opportunity to celebrate the importance of poetry and the poets whose works actively enrich our lives. Like
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Each April, National Poetry Month gives folks the opportunity to celebrate the importance of poetry and the poets whose works actively enrich our lives. Like

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

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

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

November contains a wealth of holidays and precious opportunities to spend time together as a family. In fact, Read to Them’s favorite holiday of the

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

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

At Read to Them, we strive to offer an array of books that reflect the richness and diversity of the schools we serve. For Hispanic

Why do we read books? Why do we recommend them? Why do we delight in some and disapprove of others? Why do we sometimes fight

Since 1919, Children’s Book Week has endeavored to celebrate and bolster books for younger audiences. It’s the longest-running literacy initiative in the United States, and

Each year, the American Library Association hosts Banned Books Week as a way to celebrate the freedom to read. This event spotlights current and historical

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