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Learning to read is a continuous process for children that begins early and is greatly influenced by parents and caregivers. The importance of reading to children can’t be overemphasized: it improves brain growth, language development, and academic achievement. Studies show that early experiences with books and reading are a critical link to a child’s future academic success.
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