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March 2nd, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, is National Read Across America Day. Let's get reading .....

Better Late Than Never |
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An overdue copy of "Gone with the Wind" has been returned to a high school library in Washington state, 65 years past its due date. (Libraries and late returns, borrowing books, scanning, jigsaw reading, role play and dialog, saying sorry. Pre-Intermediate |
I Love Reading |
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This warmer can be used at most levels in celebration of the enjoyment and importance of reading. Elementary |
Library Fines |
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The New York Public Library will waive the outstanding fines of up to 143,000 city children currently barred from borrowing new items on the condition they do one thing: read. Beginning on Monday, children enrolled in the library system's summer reading program will be able to knock $1 from their bill for every 15 minutes of reading they complete. (Libraries, debts, reading, describing a process, dialog and role play work.) Intermediate |
Long Live The Book |
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India's booming publishing market is proof of the physical book's staying power, said participants at Asia's largest literary event, the DSC Jaipur Literary Festival. "You read something on Twitter and you know it is ephemeral," said Patrick French, a best-selling historian and biographer who has written extensively on Asia. "Yet the book is a solid thing. The book endures." (Future of books, printed books and e-books, reading habits of different nationalities, India.) Upper-Intermediate |
English stories are boring |
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Peter from Hong Kong asks whether Anna thinks his teacher is correct about the need to read more English stories. Intermediate |
Writers say “Read” |
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This lesson is about children's books, the future of reading, and the importance of reading! It includes information on writers Malorie Blackman and Jacqueline Wilson, with Jacqueline Wilson kindly doing an exclusive interview with ETG! (Writing, reading, famous people, books, e-books, education.) Intermediate | |
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