The Imagiread Way

JUST WHAT IS IMAGIREAD? Imagiread is the nation's only multi-dimensional interactive family literacy platform. Here, we implore families to take stock in literacy one book and one event at a time. Both our vision and mission are related under one umbrella which is one we affectionately refer to as the Imagiread Community Literacy Initiative Series. Formal announcements for the lineup have been disseminated and are underway. The series is considered all things family literacy fun and our guests are our proof. Our first physical event in the series this year was The 2nd Annual World Book Night Garden Celebration. It was a book lovin' good time with loads of excitement. We are currently pressing onward with the finishing touches on our Summer Series and seeking community partners to make it book love supreme. If you are, or know of, one please contact us. We can't wait to make Imagireading magic with you!

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The Imagiread Family Literacy Column in Mosaic Family Magazine

I have said it before and won’t again…ok well maybe just one more time, I LOVE LOVE LOVE writing the family literacy column for my family over at Mosaic. The magazine is growing leaps and bounds and we are proud of all of the recent successes therein including and not limited to the family literacy column, the ask a parent column and the around
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Books and Tea in the garden!

Sunday came and went so fast that I am just now catching up with a post about it. It was in fact our 2nd Annual Garden Celebration honoring the tremendous works of World Book Night US. Those who swung by said they had good times and plans are in the works for a celebration on the same level but on a much larger scale
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No notice!

Ever think about why I don’t “preach” reading and talk about statistics? I sure do. I thought about why I do, or don’t for that matter, the other day while reading an article about how storytellers will save education reform. While the article was intriguing and well-written, what hooked me in were the commentators and their position on how storytelling has little place or
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