The stories we’re drawn to often reflect what we need… comfort, escape, meaning, or connection. Reading with self-attunement allows books to support us, rather than demand more than we can give.
Before children can read independently, they need to enjoy books Kellyanne says, offering simple hacks and tips for parents.
Do you ever feel sad or a sense of grief as you reach the end of a really good book? Or the final episode of a favourite TV series?
Want to make reading a bigger part of your life? Check out Steff Willis’s tips to help you read more and enjoy every page.
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Its a bit old skool, but it may be that printing off that report will help you understand the details....
Children’s author Shelly Unwin said reading to babies may not turn out to be a traditional story time experience but it’s useful and bonding.
It’s not lost on Rachael Lopez that print publications aren’t millennials favoured medium, but she believes ‘Soul Tread’ meets a vital need.
Love getting stuck into a compelling novel? If you’re looking for your next great read, then look no further. How many of these have you read?
You wouldn’t think there was a skill to it, but new research highlights the importance of HOW parents read to their kids.
Experts make a big deal about telling parents to read to their children. It’s one of the best things we can do to help them develop positively.
