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Happy New Year! As we enter our third Idaho legislative session under the COVID pandemic, it’s hard not to wish this year felt a little more “new.” But we have

On once again gathering and reading with grandchildren at the holidays

The Horn Books 2021 Fanfare list, for families

7:27 PM La importancia de los cuentos en la vida y el buen desarrollo de los niños y niñas está de fuera de toda duda. Aunque, por desgracia, muchas de sus virtudes suelen abandonarse durante la vida adulta al relegar la práctica de la lectura a un segundo plano. Lo que a veces se produce por el mero hecho de que, al menos para una parte de la población, la lectura se abandona tan pronto como se deja la escolaridad obligatoria. Es por eso, y teniendo en cuenta que la escuela es un lugar e...

Hon Jan Tinetti As part of the Government’s ongoing commitment to working with the victims and those affected by the March 15 terror attacks, today Associate Minister of Education Hon Jan Tinetti released the report ‘Voices from the Ōtautahi’ on the Christchurch Learning Community Hubs. “It’s so important we continue to support the victims and those affected by the March 15 terror attacks and help parents and families to partner with schools – Learning Community Hubs have ...

FUNDRAISING for a memorial dedicated to the victims of the attack has got off to a slow start in the first 48 hours of its launch -- so we’re…

Notes for the Roslindale and West Roxbury libraries.

Think reading means youre smart? Think again We tend to think that reading is a sign of intelligence, that we’re improved by it. But are our assumptions well-founded? Not really, according to an array of literary front-runners including Fran Lebowitz and Nick Hornby. Writer Barbara Nichol explores the assumptions we have about reading, readers and books in a three-part IDEAS series. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: May 13, 2020 6:03 PM ET | Last Updated: April 30 I have a love of the boo...

Lyttleton writer Ben Brown (Ngāti Mahuta, Ngāti Koroki, Ngāti Paoa) will be New Zealand's first Te Awhi Rito Reading Ambassador, promoting the value of...

By Kathy Dehen Lincoln Land Community College print kicker Reading can transport us to somewhere unfamiliar, allow us to see through someone else’s eyes, expand our awareness, challenge our perspectives, and encourage us to try something we hadn’t thought of before. The Academy of Lifelong Learning (ALL) at Lincoln Land Community College is committed to continuous growth and learning, which is why we have worked over the past several months to coordinate a community reading project to help ...