Quote of the Week - Emilie Buchwald - Reading and Parents

July 9th, 2014 | 0 min. read

Want to encourage reading in your kids? Read together! Children, like sponges, will absorb your daily habits. Bring out your favorite books and read aloud, even if they are too young to follow along. You never know how many life lessons and adventures they are soaking in when they listen to you read!

Jenna Roby

A graduate of High Point University, Jenna Roby served as marketing specialist for Gryphon House from 2013-2015.

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Quote of the Week - Emilie Buchwald - Reading and Parents

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