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A Return to Books and Reading
Years ago, I owned a bookstore in Waynesville, North Carolina, where we sold used and new books, and a healthy collection of children’s literature. One summer afternoon, a woman accompanied ...
January 11, 2021
BY
Jeff Minick
Reading for Rest in a Chaotic World
“Annie, you know more about children’s literature than anyone I’ve ever known,” a friend remarked to me a ...
October 20, 2020
BY
Annie Holmquist
Growing Passionate Readers
All too often our young people associate reading with academics and school.
September 1, 2020
BY
Jeff Minick
Reading Their Way to Greatness: Three Presidents and Their Books
In my kitchen is a coffee mug given to me by some students and inscribed with words once ...
July 15, 2020
BY
Jeff Minick
Forget School. Just Read.
I’m going out on a limb to suggest that parents should let their younger children ditch school altogether ...
May 13, 2020
BY
Annie Holmquist
Book Clubs and the Blitz: How WWII Britons Kept Calm and Got Reading
These are unprecedented times–but, even so, comparisons are being made to the World War II in terms of ...
April 28, 2020
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The Conversation
4 Ways Your Palms Can Read Your Personality–What Does Your ‘Heart Line’ Say About You?
The art of palm reading has been practiced for thousands of years and has long been believed by ...
April 14, 2020
BY
Robert Jay Watson
This Gift of Solitude and Time
Commentary In the 21st century, we are overinformed, endlessly stimulated, and undereducated. We have a world of information ...
April 9, 2020
BY
Gary L. Gregg
7 Everyday Activities That Totally Count As Homeschooling
Homeschoolers like to say things like, “the world is our classroom,” “learning is everywhere,” and “life is learning.”
March 31, 2020
BY
Barbara Danza
People Who Can’t Read May Be 3 Times More Likely to Develop Dementia
Keeping your mind engaged is often suggested as a way to stave off dementia, and something as simple ...
January 27, 2020
BY
Kristina Martin
Spoken Words: The Joy and Rewards of Reading Aloud
Reading aloud with family or friends gives us the opportunity for shared emotions: laughter, tears, pleasure, and wonder.
January 13, 2020
BY
Jeff Minick
Choosing Good Books for Your Child’s Library
The great thing about introducing children to literature is that, no matter when a book was originally published, ...
December 29, 2019
BY
Barbara Danza
Americans Need to Read Better Books
Commentary The benefits of literacy to an educated culture should be obvious and are so important they can’t ...
December 26, 2019
BY
Nicole Russell
Socialists Used Public Schools to Destroy Literacy in America
Commentary This article is part 5 in a series examining the origins of public education in the United States. ...
October 30, 2019
BY
Alex Newman
Confessions of a Late-Blooming Lover of Great Literature
Anyone, at any age, can become a lover of literature and will be a better and happier person ...
September 12, 2019
BY
Susannah Pearce
Summer Reading: 10 Strategies to Encourage Your Kids to Read
Somewhere along the way, too many kids seem to get the message that reading is a drag, is ...
August 15, 2019
BY
Barbara Danza
If You See the Letter ‘M’ on Your Palm, It Means There’s Something Special About You
Have you ever wondered about how to know what the future holds? While many people believe that the ...
May 30, 2019
BY
Robert Jay Watson
The Rewards of Reading ‘The Story of Civilization’
Eleven volumes in all. Total length: approximately 22 inches. Width per volume: 6 3/4 inches. Height per volume: ...
May 8, 2019
BY
Jeff Minick
Recommended Reading on Men and Women
‘12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos’ by Jordan B. Peterson (Allen Lane, 2018) “This is a ...
March 14, 2019
BY
Epoch Times Staff
Only the Heart Sees Rightly
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Sometimes this is true. A picture comes in handy ...
March 7, 2019
BY
Susannah Pearce
Encouraging Kids to Read: Will Any Book Do?
How to make reading a joyful and positive experience for your children.
March 3, 2019
BY
Barbara Danza
Recommended Reading: Tales That Teach Kids to Love Goodness
In the past, people looked to folk tales, fairy tales, and myths for guidance when facing trials and ...
February 14, 2019
BY
Joshua Philipp
Do America’s Reading Habits Explain Today’s Lack of Clear Thinking?
Ah! It’s a lovely Friday evening. You’ve had a successful work week and now it’s time to have ...
January 1, 2019
BY
Intellectual Takeout
A Backward View: Older Books and the Culture of the Now
For almost 20 years, I have written book reviews for a weekly newspaper in Western North Carolina. In ...
December 17, 2018
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Intellectual Takeout
Greek Researchers Create RADAR–a Dyslexia Diagnostic Just in Time
As many as 55 million people in America may have some form of dyslexia, according to Dyslexia International. ...
November 22, 2018
BY
Phil Butler
Guide to the Classics: Homer’s ‘Iliad’
Homer’s "Iliad" is usually thought of as the first work of European literature, and many would say, the ...
September 11, 2018
BY
Chris Mackie
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