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1000 Books Before Kindergarten
Numerous studies estimate that as many as one in five children have difficulties learning to read. Reading has been associated as an early indicator of academic success. Public formal education does not typically start until ages 5-6. Before then, parents and caregivers are the first education providers during the 0-5 early critical years. The 1000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge is a simple (read a book, any book to your child, with the goal of reading 1,000 before kindergarten) and very manageable endeavor.
PreK Unearth a Story
This program is designed for children ages 0 to 4 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Kids Unearth a Story
This program is designed for kids aged 5 to 12 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Teen Unearth a Story
This program is designed for teens age 13 to 17 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Adult Unearth a Story
This program is designed for adults to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
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Mouseford Academy
by Thea Stilton Mouseford Academy
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This book is awesome!
Light from Other Stars
by Erika Swyler
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Swyler's writing surpasses her first book. This is a beautiful story, well told, poignant. The main protagonist is an eleven year old girl, Nedda, smart and ambitious. She desires to reach the stars. It is also a story of love, loss, and discovery. It's classified as fiction, yet the story opens in space on board a module traveling to a new planet. The science--chemistry and physics--are not overwhelming and are important to the story. This is a book I would read again.
The Napping House
by Audrey Wood
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Eilah sat through the entire book
Oh, Say Can You Say?
by Dr. Seuss
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Tounge twister for sure wr loved it though
Into the Water
by Paula Hawkins
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This book combines the history of the past with strange going ons of the present that inevitably intertwine the lives of a number of people from the same town. Every character has there secrets that somehow relate to the tragedies that have been occurring. This story has with secret keeping, deception, but its suspense element didn't pick up until the end and was seemingly short lived. For all of the build up the rest of the book provided (that was sometimes slow going), more was expected of the climax. Once the pieces fell together, it was too obvious as to who did it. This was not the best psychological thriller I've read, but it definitely wasn't the worst; it was just alright for me.
Unicorn diaries legend of the sea dragon
by Rebecca Elliott
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Great books for boys and girls ages 4-12. Love all the books in the series!
Good Morning, Farm Friends
by Annie Bach
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We loved all the different animals
Unicorn diaries the secret of the lost gold
by Rebecca elliott
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We love this series. Have been reading it for years since kids were younger. Always excited when a new book comes out.
A Death In Venice
by Daniel Silva
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Gabriel Allon, Israeli agent and art restorer, assists a friend critically injured in a bomb blast. As he investigates the cause and perpetrators, he also discovers a link to his mother's past. Silva's main characters are very himan in their doubts, stumbles, and desires for justice. A good read.
The Magicians
by Lev Grossman
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Loved it! Can’t wait for the next one