When your first grader (or third grader) gobbles
up Harry Potter, what’s next? When your
eager reader begins to look past the chapter book section in the library to the
middle-grade section and beyond, how should you steer that child? In a society
that pushes early sexualization of children and treats tweens as consumers
controlling parent purse strings, is it possible to help children grow their
brains without cutting short their childhoods?
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Showing posts with label eager readers. Show all posts
Oct 25, 2012
Middle Grade or YA? A Mother Writes for Advanced Readers
When your first grader (or third grader) gobbles
up Harry Potter, what’s next? When your
eager reader begins to look past the chapter book section in the library to the
middle-grade section and beyond, how should you steer that child? In a society
that pushes early sexualization of children and treats tweens as consumers
controlling parent purse strings, is it possible to help children grow their
brains without cutting short their childhoods?
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