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Share your tips for encouraging kids to read at home to win £100 worth of books from the Reading Ladder

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UrsulaMumsnet · 11/04/2016 09:45

Reading Ladder is a brand new reading series which provides quality stories for a wide range of readers. Featuring well-loved authors, classic characters and favourite topics we’ve got something for everyone! Perfect for parents and great for teachers too the series has been developed with leading literacy consultant Nikki Gamble!

Parents told us that they wanted a simple system for choosing the right book for their child and we think Reading Ladder is it! Our system of three levels is easy to understand and every book features clear, appealing level branding. Each title includes guidance for parents and carers and tips for shared reading and they are all branded for use as resources in school!

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Share your tips for encouraging kids to read at home for a chance to win 20 books from the Reading Ladder series worth £100

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Share your tips for encouraging kids to read at home to win £100 worth of books from the Reading Ladder
Share your tips for encouraging kids to read at home to win £100 worth of books from the Reading Ladder
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nerysw · 11/04/2016 13:31

We read a lot at home and my children have been going to the library since they were tiny, having their own library card and being able to choose their own books makes them feel quite grown up. We always read a bed time story and have plenty of books to choose from. My daughter is 7 now and has a little reading light on her bed so is allowed to read at bedtime which she loves. Reading school books can feel like more of a chore (I'm sick of Biff, Chip and Kipper!) but I've found reading with my 4 year old son is much better before school than in the evening when he's tired after school.