September is National Literacy Month. It's the perfect time to get involved in making sure that children and adults in your community can read! Read about How to Improve Reading and Literacy. Also, read more books about literacy campaigns. If you're looking for something to read right now, take a look at what to read, must reads, and banned classics. Then, join our discussion about your Top 10 reading list.
National Literacy Month — How to Improve Reading and Literacy
By Esther Lombardi, About.com GuideSeptember 19, 2005
September is National Literacy Month. It's the perfect time to get involved in making sure that children and adults in your community can read! Read about How to Improve Reading and Literacy. Also, read more books about literacy campaigns. If you're looking for something to read right now, take a look at what to read, must reads, and banned classics. Then, join our discussion about your Top 10 reading list.Top Related Searches national literacy
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Hi Esther,
I just published a post on the importance of promoting libraries, books and reading that includes an extensive roundup of links to Library blogs. Compared to most niches, library blogs are something of a challenge to find.
I’ve linked that post to this comment to make it easy for you to find it. Your readers could be interested in what it includes.