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Tag Archives: Reading
Golden Age for Audio Books
While I am a voracious reader, I am not a regular user of audio books. Other than long road trips, I rarely listen to recorded books. But it appears that I am a member of a shrinking population of hold … Continue reading
This is the month
September is Library Card Sign-up Month, a time when the American Library Association (ALA) and libraries nationwide join together to remind parents, caregivers and students that signing up for a library card is the first step towards academic achievement and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Libraries, Writing
Tagged American Library Association, Children's literature, Library Month, Reading
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Happy Reading
Happy Reading is publisher Penguin’s new advertising campaign celebrating the special relationship that forms between a reader and the books they’ve treasured over the years. Happy Reading consists of a series of posters that feature the well-read, and … Continue reading
So much to read
Les Cousins 1959, director Claude Chabrol
Summer Reading
As a former teacher, I still worry about the potential deleterious impact of long summer vacations on student development. The infographic below outlines the importance of keeping children engaged in learning, or at least reading, over the summer months. If … Continue reading
Beloved Books
h/t Grant Snider watch this space for news on his first children’s book
