The Enchanted Hour by Meghan Cox Gurdon
In The Enchanted Hour, Meghan Cox Gurdon makes the intellectual, social, and emotional case for reading aloud, at any age, to any age.
In The Enchanted Hour, Meghan Cox Gurdon makes the intellectual, social, and emotional case for reading aloud, at any age, to any age.
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This is a review specifically for parents; librarians and teachers may benefit as well, but children should ask their parents first before reading further. This is also …