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The Gift of Reading(R): a simple, tangible action to help keep children in school
6 hours ago ago from Literacy News
Pages: Prev 1 2 Next Pages: Prev 1 2 Next As it marks its 20th anniversary, the Literacy Foundation points out that everyone can take a step to prevent young people from dropping out of school and, by the same token, fight illiteracy. Do what spokesperson and actress Marie Turgeon does: take part in the 11th edition of The Gift of Reading(R) by buying a brand new book for a poor child in your region this November and December. ...
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3 hours ago ago from stage mom
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20 hours ago ago from Let'sGetHonestBlog
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23 hours ago ago from OAaSIS International Foundation (Jamaica)
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