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Reaching reluctant readers Walton Hamilton says that it only takes one really successful, thrilling, joyful, wonderful, losing of one’s self in the magic reading experience to captivate that child’s imagination.
What do boys want to read Gene Luen Yang notes how books with a practical application often appeal to young readers.
Lois Ehlert on the flow of art and text As a graphic designer, Lois Ehlert has enjoyed the freedom of writing, illustrating, and designing her own books.
Working with a child who has a narrow range of interests Robert Naseef explains how teachers and parents can use a child’s narrow interests to build a relationship.
