AS A KID WHO HATES
READING. THERE ARE KIDS
WHO LOVE READING, AND
KIDS WHO ARE READING
THE WRONG BOOKS."
JAMES PATTERSON
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book is awaiting one at the end
of a long day makes that day
happier." — Kathleen Norris.
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sometimes you
a book so
that you want to
CARRYItAROUND
with you for after you've
finished just to
- Markus Zusak
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BEFORE
THE
NEVERREADS
LIVES ONLY ONE
GEORGE RR MARTIN
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omfsdve,s in
books,
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have a purpose
for read •
think about what
they already know.
make sure they
understand
look at pictures
possib
predict what will
happen next.
form pictures
in their minds.
draw conclusions
about what
they read.
try to figure
out new words,
practice.
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IT'S ONE OF THE
MOST MARVELOUS ADVENTURES
THAT ANYONE CAN HAVE
LLOYD ALEXANDER
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MBND
what
exercise
is to Me BODY,
Sir Richard Steele
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engaging in conversation with
the most cultivated minds of
past centuries who had
composed them, or rather,
taking part in a well-conducted
dialogue in which such minds
reveal to us only the best of
their thoughts."
—René Descartes,
A Discourse on the Method
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LITTLE WAYS TO
ENLARGE YOUR
CHILD'S WORLD.
LOVE OF BOOKS IS
THE BEST OF ALL.
qncgueIZne (_%ennedg
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sometimes you
a book so
that you want to
CARRYItAROUND
with you for after you've
finished just to
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doeosnot
read
good books
has O
advantage
over the
man who
cannot
read them."
-Mark Twain
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The wo h of a book is to be
measured you can carry
away from it.
OJameQryce
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Infer.
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Text
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problem and use to help them
choose a Mrategy_
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their own THINKING when
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and after problem solving.
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questbn is askirw and know 'Mut to
do they don't_
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GYGs,
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make predictions, a
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the
carried in
the pocket.
Ciminese (Proverb
Teachinq 'Reocurcea
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Infer
EYES:
Good readers LOOK for clues to
draw conclusions, make
predictions, and more_
NOSE:
Importance
Good readers SNIFF OUT
important details.
HEART:
Visualize
Good readers LOVE to make
brain movies while reading_
sro»mcn:
Schema
Good readers are HUNGRY to
connect their text to things they
already know_
Text
FEET:
Structure
Good readers FIRMLY understand
the elements of a story and use it
to help them understand.
Think
Good readers monitor their
own THINKING while reading.
MOUTH:
Questions
Good readers ask
QUESTIONS before, during,
and after reading_
HANDS:
Synthesize
Good readers PUT IT ALL
TOGETHER to retell and
summanze_
WAIST: Purpose
Good readers don't WASTE time. _
they choose a purpose for reading
and pick the best strategy.
NEES:
Monitor
Comprehension
Good readers know they NEED to
understand text, and know what to
do when they don't_
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ZOROW'A OSJRZECAPRZEJ kwejkpl
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READ NOT
THE ONE THAT
THINKS FOR YOU
BUT THE ONE
WHICH
YOU THINK,
HARPER LEE
Birkenhead Central Library, Borough Road, Birkenhead, Wirral, CH41 2XB
Tel: (0151) 652 6106 Email: birkenhead@wirral-library.net
http://wmv.wirral-libraries.net/ourlibraries/birkenhead-central
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Dr. Seuss
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ne don't fall in love with
the characters
appearance. We fall in love
with their words,
their thoughts, and
their hearts.
We fall in love with
their souls.
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time is to make an
acquaintance with a new
friend; to read it for a
second time is to meet an
old one.
Chinese Proverb
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gives us some
place to go
when we have
to stay where
we are."
Mason Cooley
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mead a; nooe/,
I WRITE ONE.
BENJAMIN DISRAELI
WWW.VERYBESTQUOTES.COM
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of poetry, but obviously, like
everybody, I have a set of
criteria for reading poems, and
11m not shy about presenting
them, so if people ask for my
critical response to a poem, I
tell them what works and why,
and what doesn't work and
why.
Diane Wakoski
QUOTEHD.COM
American Poet
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is like a conversation with
the best men of past centuries -
T? one" Descartes on the
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IS LIKE
TAKING A
JOURNEY
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the easy stuff. You
may be entertained
by it, but yo
never grow fr
VERYBESTQUOTES. co
Jim Rohn
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is
to the
mind
what
exercise
is
to
lc}büy."
-Joseph Addison
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DO € S not
read good books
has NO
advantaæe
over thé
man who
CANnot
read good books.
—Mark Twain
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COFFEE
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READ, {he more {bings
you will KNOW.
The more +ha+ you
LEARN, {he
more places
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read good books
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man who
CARTRtot
read good books.
—Mark Twain
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AS A KID WHO HATES
READING. THERE ARE KIDS
WHO LOVE READING, AND
KIDS WHO ARE READING
THE WRONG BOOKS."
JAMES PATTERSON
Mao e witn Dy
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mow mofc that
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I love that moment when
you open one and sink into it
you can escape from the world,
into a story that's way more
interesting than yours
will ever be.
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don't give up
all their
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ephen King
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I love that moment when
you open one and sink into it
you can escape from the world,
into a story that's way more
interesting than yours
will ever be.
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I believe that writing is derivative. I think good writing comes from good reading. Votes: 2
Charles KuraltThat's what a writer does; they make things up and that makes for good reading. Votes: 2
Debbie ReynoldsAll reading is good reading. And all reading of Jane Austen and Charles Dickens is sublime reading. Votes: 2
Anna QuindlenLike good reading skills, good writing skills require immersion and imaginative engagement. Votes: 0
Sara SheridanEducation begins the gentleman, but reading, good company and reflection must finish him. Votes: 0
John LockeWho needs a stupid grampa-loving, book-reading, good-smelling boy who I like to talk to? Votes: 0
Cecil CastellucciMy argument is that War makes rattling good history; but Peace is poor reading. Votes: 0
Thomas HardyI think reading the novels definitely was a good source for me to study from. Votes: 0
Laura VandervoortReading serves as a good escape when you're in the middle of doing crazy things. Votes: 0
Carly Rae JepsenI do like a good mystery. I'm reading Edgar Allan Poe now. I also like autobiographies. Votes: 0
James Van PraaghReading a good long novel is in many ways like having a long and satisfying affair Votes: 0
Stephen KingOnce I finished reading a good book, it gives me a hard time coping up with reality. Votes: 0
Nathalie M. LlantoItâs a good poem if Iâm a different person when Iâm finished reading it. Votes: 0
Brandon StantonWas a fast easy reading, Good to take your mind off of anything serious for a while Votes: 0
Janet EvanovichNobody ever stopped reading E. B. White or V. S. Pritchett because the writing was too good. Votes: 0
William ZinsserThe reading of all good books is like a conversation with the finest minds of past centuries. Votes: 0
Rene DescartesYes, I was good at reading people. I studied them so I could put them in my novels. Votes: 0
Jennifer EcholsOur hope is that the elementary reading of comics will lead to the joy of reading good books. Votes: 0
Nelson MandelaI wasn't a very good student in elementary school and had a hard time with reading and writing. Votes: 0
Patricia PolaccoMost of what makes a book 'good' is that we are reading it at the right moment for us. Votes: 0
Alain de BottonWhether it is fun to go to bed with a good book depends a great deal on who's reading it. Votes: 0
Bill VaughanI'm a good scholar when it comes to reading but a blotting kind of writer when you give me a pen. Votes: 0
John Millington Synge