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Whether you are a reader yourself or a parent eager to raise readers, you'll love listening in as three lifelong readers discuss why children should read, what children should read, and how children should read. Join Jennifer Courtney, Stephanie Meter, and Lisa Bailey as they explore how parents can raise readers by using good questions to initiate conversations about what we are reading at home. You'll go away equipped to ask good questions about a book even if you haven't read it yourself! As a bonus, listen in to discover the hidden benefit of reading.
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