- Peek-a-boo Farm by Joyce Wan
- If You’re A Robot And You Know It by David A. Carter
- Where’s Walrus? And Penguin? by Stephen Savage
- Zen Socks by Jon J Muth
- Friendshape by Amy Krause Rosenthal
The Story Starts Here is the resource that you can utilize to provide that love of reading. Find books for the age group you need from 0-7, download printables for your child, view videos or check out the featured books.
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THE GIVEAWAY:
- Peek-a-boo Farm by Joyce Wan
- If You’re A Robot And You Know It by David A. Carter (lyrics by Musical Robot)
- Where’s Walrus? And Penguin? by Stephen Savage
- Zen Socks by Jon J Muth
- Friendshape by Amy Krause Rosenthal (illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld)
Ends 12.8 US Only ARV: $76 Prizing and samples provided by Scholastic.
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Artadorned
This is an awesome program! I love pop up books and this gives me the perfect idea on what to give my nephews for Christmas!
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Stacy Renee
I’ve always been an avid reader so incorporating reading into my daughter’s life wasn’t hard at all. I started reading out loud to her in utero and I still do every day! It makes me so happy to see r pullout a book on her own and look through the pictures. She initiates story time now and we read several times a day!
Jennifer Rogers
I love to read alot so the kids always see me with a book or my Kindle, so for them reading was osmething you just do. I started reading to them as babies and they ove to read!
Janet W.
I incorporate reading in my grandson’s life by making it part of our daily routine. We read three books before bedtime each night and he looks forward to that quality time together.
vickie couturier
as babies I started reading to them,,and always have books on hand now so they can read to me every night at bedtime
elizabeth miller
Our primary way we incorporate reading is a as part of a snuggly bedtime routine. We have done this for years and it benefits all of us. We also incorporate it with store names, street names, etc. We try to find a way to put it into all daily activities.
BusyWorkingMama
Reading is very important for us. I love to surprise my daughter with books from the library that she simply devours.
Robert Brown
We try to read to our youngest every night. We also set aside about 20-30 minutes for our oldest to read every day as well.
D Schmidt
I read to my children every day and get them to read to me for at least 30 minutes.
Jeanna Massman
We read to our grandson all the time. He loves books and has many favorites.
Trisha Burgess
I read to my son every night!
Kristen
We keep books in the car so when we have somewhere we have to wait we can pull out a book and read.
Tara O.
I read to my daughter every night before bed and any other time of the day or night she would like!
Seyma Shabbir
We read for 30 min each day and again for 10 min before bedtime.
LeAnn H
We have a regular reading time
Ansonia L.
I read to my son when he wants me to. I read a lot of things through out the week so he hears me reading on a regular basis. We are currently building up his library.
mrsshukra
We take her to the library a couple of times a week and reading is our bedtime ritual!
Charlene S.
We like to read together before bedtime and my kids read books while riding in the car.
Nina H
We read every night at bedtime.