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Whether your student dreams of becoming a writer, wants to better
understand the world, or just needs a break from textbooks with a story they’ll
enjoy spending time in, these books are essentials — not because some
curriculum says so, but because stretch imagination, sharpen perspective, and
leave a mark long after the final chapter.
When a child resists reading, parents often reach for solutions before asking the harder questions: why does my child dislike it, and what might help them grow into a reader? The answers aren’t always about skill. Sometimes the issue is pressure, or the absence of a book that feels alive in their hands. Reading is more than fluency and comprehension — it is emotional, cultural, and deeply human.
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When a child resists reading, parents often reach for solutions before asking the harder questions: why does my child dislike it, and what might help them grow into a reader?...
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A list of books every high school senior should read before they graduate—not to satisfy a curriculum, but to learn how the world works, how people make decisions, and how...
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