Put reading first, with 20 minutes a day spent reading to your children.

Make it fun and exciting. Be imaginative.

If you read just 1 book a day, you will have read about 365 books in a year. That is 730 books in two years, and 1,095 books in just three years!?

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Enemies
by Svetlana CHMAKOVA
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I love this book so much. Has to be one of my favs ever!

monkey
by michael Hall
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monkey want to have fun and play it is great way to learn to have fun

Very Bad At Math
by Hope Larson
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I learnt that you should be good at math ?? or you would not know how to do thing like count money help your kid with work or have a job thank you ........

City Monster
by Reza Farazmand
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I really liked this book. It was short, funny, stupid and easy to read, plus i have dyslexia. I recommend this book 100%

Scary Tales
by James Preller
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One-Eyed Doll……..great story. I hope that the second book has a more detailed second story.

who is wearing hat
by Usborne Baby Books
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good book with colors

Interesting Stories For Curious People Volume 2
by Bill O'Neill
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Tons of stories and fun facts to impress your friends and family!

Abby meets anger
by It's not telling me who the author is. But it said
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This book was pretty funny, especially because my nickname is Abby.

Beneath The Trees Where Nobody Sees #1
by Patrick Horvath
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Um so yeah, maybe you should've been nicer to him...

The Maid
by Nita Prose
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I loved how the main character if this book, Molly was portrayed. She seemed so different from everyone else but she herself never thought it was a bad thing. I enjoyed how you knew so much more than Molly did while reading the story. It kept you engaged throughout the novel as you wanted to find out if she would begin to understand what was really happening to her.
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