New York Libraries Are Giving Away 500,000 Books for Keeping Kids Engaged This Summer
NYPL in the summer of 2022 is giving away 500,000 books for kids and teens. Check out and share this opportunity.
NYPL in the summer of 2022 is giving away 500,000 books for kids and teens. Check out and share this opportunity.
The idea arose from a mom of 5 who saw kids hiding painted rocks for each other and realized books might be more helpful.
Massachusetts man, Sean Devlin, wrote a sweet love letter to his local public library as his kids were leaving Beverly to go off to college.
His non-profit, Barbershop Books, has delivered 50,000 books to more than 200 barbershops in predominantly black neighborhoods in 24 states.
To combat learning loss over the summer, Tennessee is funding deliveries of free books to keep 200,000 kids engaged with reading.
Rather than passing time by scrolling through their phones, university students can now read minute-long short stories in their free time.
If a child already has an existing debt on their account, they can pay it off by reading for $5 per hour.
Zaria and Hailey Willard have been using social media to share their love of books with other children who may not be as fortunate.
A devoted man is being hailed for maintaining a creative solution to his grandmother's inability to read her phone book.
Girl Scout Anoushka Talwar, a former preemie, set up libraries in Atlanta neonatal care units for parents who want to read to their premature babies
Hundreds of young people have been "restoring vision" to UK seniors with dementia and visual problems through this intergenerational reading program.
More than 90% of the dyslexic people who tested the device said they could "easily read any text illuminated by the lamp".
A couple saw trouble in paradise on a honeymoon, so launched a mobile library to save lemur habitat by teaching Madagascar's Malagasy people how to read.
Earlier this week, the legendary American cartoonist responsible for The Far Side comics started publishing his first comics in 25 years.
Students in Christiansburg, VA are going to be the first in the world to get library books via drone, after a librarian in lockdown gave Wing the idea.
This teacher was awarded $10,000 for reading a paragraph that was buried on the last page of a 4000-word insurance contract.
One of the best things to come out of the pandemic is psychiatrist Norman Rosenthal's new 'prescription poetry' book.
Seedlings Braille Books for Children founded by Debra Bonde has produced and given away 300,000 books around the world to blind kids.
The term flash mob generally denotes wildly spontaneous gatherings of people in public places to dance, sing or erupt into some sort of display of artistic behavior. Yet Canadian Dawn Livera came up with the idea of using the pop-culture phenomenon to encourage kids to read books.
After triumphing over 50 much older kids in her regional spelling bee, 5-year-old Edith Fuller is on her way to the nationals.
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