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Visual literacy and reading widely Children need to be skilled at reading and thinking critically about diagrams, charts, graphs, maps, photographs, and other visual information.
Graphic novels for reluctant readers Gene Luen Yang discusses how graphic novels can engage reluctant readers.
Comfort zones Gene Luen Yang discusses how books help him break out of his comfort zone—and warns about the dangers of feeling too comfortable.
Raina Telgemeier: Everyone has a story to tell Raina Telgemeier discusses the power of sharing one’s story.
Books for a multiracial society Post-WWI and WWII and the civil rights activism of the 1960s were turning points for the emergence of books for and about children of color.
Getting boys to read Jeff Kinney discusses the importance of aligning reading material with the reader’s interests.
What do boys want to read Gene Luen Yang notes how books with a practical application often appeal to young readers.
Matt de la Peña: Discovering the power of picture books as a parent Award-winning author Matt de la Peña reflects on his discovery of the power of picture books as a parent in ways that he never experienced as a child.
