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Mission Read: Reading (and Cooking) with Kids! by Beth Panageotou
Reading and cooking with your kids are two simple and valuable ways to spend family time! Check out this list via @MissionRead and challenge yourself to carve out time this summer to read and cook together!
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Remembering our heroes!
Oh, How Pinteresting!: Where’s That Pin Again? Search Your Pins!
We’re happy to announce you can now search for your own pins. This makes it easier to rediscover stuff you’ve pinned.
Here’s how it works:
When you type a word into the search bar — like San Francisco, beaches or BBQ — you can filter results by clicking “Just my pins”. We’ll show you…
10 Banned Children's Books
My Goodness! Winnie the Pooh Series. Banned?! Yikes! Luckily, many on the list are no longer banned. Here in Maryland, one county public library banned the 50 Shades of Grey series. I also remember Catcher in the Rye being banned in public schools when it was first published. Which have you read? Any others missing from this list that you remember being banned?
Can YOU Keep Up with Page’s Reading Challenge?
Welcome to Page’s Reading Challenge where we are challenging young readers to read a book a week! Parents, if you have early learners in your home, you can do the reading to them! If you think you can read a book a week, then join the fun starting NOW! Sign up to follow the blog via e-mail (below, right) and make sure you check out our Page’s Reading Challenge board on pinterest! Send us your pictures and let us know how your readers enjoy the book choices and challenges each week!
Week 1 Book Choice: Penny Dreadful, by Laurel Snyder. HAPPY READING!
This weeks post for Mission Read is from our friend, Niki Barnes who has dropped the guilt and gone “listening” to books versus reading. Take a peek at her piece here and let us know what you think. Are you an audio or visual reader?
Don’t forget to join our twitter chat on audio books this Thursday, May 16th, 10 p.m. EST using #MissRead!
