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Raising A Reader: The Importance of Books in Today’s Digital Age

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Published: October 6, 2019 by VPR Producer

These days physical books have a lot of competition. From TV shows to video games to smartphone use, it can be hard to switch it all off and dive into a new book. That’s why it’s so important to start a routine of reading and storytime from the get-go with your child. We discuss how children’s books have changed over the years and how to go about finding the best books for each age and interest.


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  • Maria Russo, Children’s Books Editor at The New York Times Book Review and co-author of How to Raise a Reader

Links for Additional Info:

  • New York Times: Picture Books to Perk Up Any Kid’s Summer
  • Amazon: How to Raise a Reader
Program #: 19-40segment type: Feature StoriesTopics - Child Development| Children and Parenting| Digital Age and Balance| Education| Literature and Writing| Media and Entertainment| Reading| Science and Technology| Social Media and InternetGuests - Maria RussoBooks & Publications - How to Raise a Reader| New York Times
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