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Talk, Sing, Read, Write, Play: How Libraries Reach Kids Before They Can Read



NPR segment states: "Literacy begins at home -- there are a number of simple things parents can do with their young children to help them get ready to read.  But parents can't do it alone, and that's where community services, especially libraries, come in."

Further proof that libraries can teach children in myriad ways.  Bring your kid in today!

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