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Review of the Day: I Talk Like a River by Jordan Scott, ill. Sydney Smith
Deft poetic language pairs with the resonant watercolors of Sydney Smith to create a book that is more than a memoir and more than conveying a message. This is pain, turned into art, and written for young children. Incomparable.
Books for Dyslexic Child Reader: Why the British Do It Better
“Don’t ask what’s wrong with the reader, ask what’s wrong with the book.” After discovering that the British have a publisher that produces high quality books specifically aimed at dyslexic readers, I investigate further and attempt to figure out why America hasn't taken similar steps to meet this evident need.
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