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Notes for reading families.

Practical notes from one reading family to another. We read the research, tell you what it found, and end with something small to try this week.

How to protect reading as kids get busier

Sports, homework and screens all arrive around the same age. Small ways to keep a few pages in the day.

Children who see their parents read tend to enjoy reading more. You don't have to read much. You have to be seen doing it.

Five large studies, from age five to fifteen, point the same way. Here is what they found, and what to do at home.

Short answer: all of it. What each one builds, and why we count them.

Points are a fine place to start. Here is how a habit grows from there, and the one thing to watch for.

A shared goal gets a family moving. How to set one, and when to skip them.

Programs end and logs disappear. Why the record should stay with the reader.

A reading habit, together

One family. Every reader. Every book. Start with a 14-day free trial, no card.