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Each evening, my father would tell us made up stories and stories about his childhood before bed. -
Because the chapter books I had to read in fourth grade were so difficult, vocabulary-wise and content, my father would read with me at night. -
My first book I needed to read for Freshman English in College. I had a very difficult time with interpreting it. -
As a double major, and Spanish being one of them, I had to read Don Quixote in Spanish. It was 400 pages. After spending four hours reading Chapter One, I bought the book in English and translated my notes into Spanish. -
When my daughter was born, I began reading stories to her every day, even when she was too small to sit up. -
After 22 years as a classroom teacher, I moved into the media center and had the privilege of reading to about 21 classes each week. I was able to expose children to a variety of genres, authors, and topics. -
When my grandson was born, I began reading to him as much as possible. -
Cooper's brother Jordy listens to his big brother read, Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See?