A life crisis at 22 led him to discover the joys - and gift - of reading. This summer, he wants you to rediscover books, too.

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U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) engaged in a robust discussion with Education Secretary Linda McMahon during a Senate ...

Books are a dying technology… a dead technology. My liking books and libraries probably has to do with preserving something that is bound to disappear.” ...

Armed by scientific studies, reading experts urged a resurgence of phonics, which helps children learn to read by sounding-out words, in a way well-known to older generations. But the state's third ...