Building Bridges with Books: Reconnecting with Your Child

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Worldreader

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Whether you’re starting to learn how to read or are reading above a college level, you can use the stories in this interactive resource to bond with your children and help them -and yourself- develop a love for reading.

Learning to read isn’t just about you—it’s also a powerful way for parents to connect with their children. Imagine learning a story that you can read to your child during visitation or that they can read at home for free on the Worldreader website and then talk to you about during your next call home. Sharing this experience can make your bond stronger and give you both something special to talk about.

But it’s not just about bonding. Learning to read can also open up new opportunities for you, like understanding important information, exploring new ideas, or even finding new jobs. It’s a skill that helps you in many parts of life. Through stories that inspire, you’ll find out what makes you want to read more.

Reading might have been hard before, something that felt tough or like you couldn’t do it, but we’re here to help you change that.