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What a timely posting as blogs reverberate currently in response to an article about children and what level material they should be reading/can read/etc. Thank you for reminding all of us we need to regularly "Listen to kids talk about books"! I have sent several people to this posting over the last couple of days.
Hope the beach time was great for all!
Posted by: Rasco from RIF | June 13, 2009 03:28 PM