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Some L.I.T.🔥 ideas for Family Reading Time: •Chapter-by-chapter reading: Each person takes turns reading a chapter of a book. •”Read-aloud" with different voices: Add fun by using different voices for different characters. •Storytime with props: Use costumes or objects to enhance the storytelling experience. •Family book club: Discuss a book together at regular intervals. Reading before bedtime: Create a relaxing routine with a calming story. •Theme-based reading: Choose books around a particular theme, like historical fiction or science fiction.

I'm excited to share a compelling new blog post that chronicles a remarkable 40-year book-quest titled "Twelfth Night Till Candlemas." This journey not only highlights the dedication of a devoted reader but also reveals the fascinating twists and turns encountered along the way. The story culminates in an unexpected and heartwarming ending that reflects the power of persistence and passion for literature. If you're a lover of books or simply intrigued by compelling narratives, this post is sure to resonate with you. Discover the journey and its insights by reading the full article here: [Twelfth Night Till Candlemas](https://ift.tt/JsFwbgG).

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1. Relatable Characters: Bestsellers and classics often feature characters that readers can relate to. 2. Universal Themes: They tackle themes like love, loss, and adventure. 3. Engaging Plots: These books keep you hooked from start to finish. 4. Memorable Quotes: Timeless lines that stay with you. 5. Cultural Impact: They shape and reflect societal values. Engage with Authors - Participate in exclusive discussions at Edigitsplus! #BookLovers #ReadingCommunity #TimelessReads

Memoirs don't always have to follow what we've come to see as the expected style of presentation. Author and professor Elisabeth Sharp McKetta discusses how to create a memoir using fairy tales, why and when you should do it, and how to give yourself space to be creative with your truth. https://lnkd.in/eydCuAFN

"I’d stand / at the head of the classroom and take / the words of the world from my satchel, / explaining the secrets." Patricia Hooper's evocative piece, "The World Book," is a must-read. The poem celebrates the timeless magic of literature, reminding us of the power of storytelling to transport us to distant lands and unlock hidden truths. It evokes a sense of curiosity, imagination, and appreciation for the richness of storytelling and the knowledge that books can offer. Tell us a piece of literature that has impacted you in the comments!

excellent introduction to complexity thinking based on Jean Boulton's new book "the dao of complexity. What I really like is the ontological framework based on understanding what is going on at microlevel instead of starting with abstract theories.

Just finished the course “The Motivation Code: Discover the Hidden Forces That Drive Your Best Work” by Penguin Random House and Todd Henry! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dXeANJfD #selfconfidence #performancemotivation.

📢For all Creative People... James Webb Young notes, "So with the art of producing ideas. What is most valuable to know is not where to look for a particular idea, but how to train the mind in the method by which al ideas are produced and how to grasp the principles which are at the source of all ideas"(James Webb Young) I recommende to you his book: A Techinique For Producing Ideas (James Webb Young)