Obviously you all can read. But Sally Cronin writes a enlightened story about those who can’t. This is not my normal post but being a reader…If I can help 1 person by giving the gift of reading it is a good day. Thanks y’all. See you tomorrow Thanks Pamela
When I was handed over at the tender age of four years old to Mrs Miller, the infant class teacher, I could already read to a basic level. With two older sisters, I was lucky enough to know my letters, and had already enjoyed a number of fairy tales and other illustrated children’s books. In […]
Judith Barrow 
Thank you for re-blogging. I hope that we can all help someone learn to read.
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I taught literacy to adults years ago; it was very rewarding, that moment of someone first understanding is wonderful.
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My life without reading, unbearable. I spent so much time hiding in books… A next door neighbour had five daughters who thought it would be fun to teach the baby on the block to read. I was three and they literally gave me the rope to hang on to. When my children were young we had stories and poems with all the voices. Every gift giving occasion was an occasion to increase their personal library. When there was an opportunity to share this passion, I’m all over it. 🙂
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Quite right Lea. Jx
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