How did your parents/other adult help you become a reader?
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Re: How did your parents/other adult help you become a reade
I have such great memories with her
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I honestly don't remember learning how to read. It just sort of happened at some point. I do remember that my parents always took me to the library or bookstore and heartily supported my need for new books. I was known to take out the maximum number of books, which was something around fifty books on one card.
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I wish that cooking had come naturally to meGreeneyedphotogirl79 wrote:Sadly, neither parent helped me become a reader. It just came naturally to me, I suppose, just like cooking. I, on the other hand, hope that my reading constantly will encourage my child to be an avid reader someday.
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That is really awesome. I too would have read books for pizzard7ht wrote:I didn't have much encouragement as a child. My reading began because of the Pizza Hut book-it program, I just wanted to play when I got home from school and my parents never really checked if I had homework. My first grade teacher actually told my mom that she thought I was mentally handicapped and would never learn to read. I'm glad I didn't have many bad teachers like her. Anyway, I loved pizza and was willing to work for it, and eventually I started reading just for the enjoyment of the book.
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