It’s a fair question, and one that you may have thought about a great deal. Do girls read more?
Over the years, you’ve likely heard (or read) the studies, which indicate that girls read more than boys, and that their related test scores are also higher.
It’s disappointing to see the stats about how much more poorly boys do with reading and comprehension, particularly when boys and girls are both capable of reading (and understanding). I think, for some kids (both boys and girls), it just takes a little more creativity to get them to enjoy reading.
It's a 48-page novella--packed with beautiful (and dark) imagery--all from the rich imagination of Veronica Schanoes.The piece is about coming-of-age tale, combined with deep-seated prejudice and hatred, family relationships (sibling rivalry), coming-to-America, and so much more. As readers, we're confronted with all the dark realities from young women in brutal,…
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Jackie Collins was such a well-loved English romance novelist that it still seems shocking that's it's been more than a year since her passing. Of the 32 books that she wrote, all of them appeared on The New York Times Bestseller's List. Collectively, her books have sold more than 500…
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Celebrate Pancake Day! (That's today!) Why do I say that pancakes are such an essential part of happiness? Perhaps it's because some of my fondest memories revolve around sitting at a steaming-hot plate of pancakes. They're fun. They go with nearly everything. And you can enjoy them for any meal.…
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Esther A. Lombardi is a freelance writer and journalist with more than two decades of experience writing for an array of publications, online and offline. She also has a master's degree in English Literature with a background in Web Technology and Journalism.
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