Whoever thought of this quote is brilliant. I can really attest to this and I am sure many of you will too. The best time to introduce books is when they are young at the same time the bond between parents grow too — the voice, the cuddling, the embrace and the interactions allows both to appreciate each other and grow in love.
The connections brought on by books are priceless. I just wish that children and parents will continue to bond and grow in love with books around them.
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This is so true:)
I must admit that my love for book reading was also developed in my childhood!
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This is a great point! I loved reading to my children when they were little; they are not all readers today, but those memories are precious.
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Those are precious 🙂 I hope you’re children will have the same precious memories with their own kids ❤
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aww, so true, love it 🙂
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What a fabulous quote. I so agree. I read to my children when they were small and all of them love to read. Thanks for reminding us of such a valuable lesson. ❤
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I love this quote, and i do agree with it too. Its funny because i cant remember learning how to read, i just knew i grew up reading 🙂
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Thank you for liking it … I remember I learned to read via Sesame Street — the Typewriter and Ernie 🙂 but we all grew up around books from picture books to encyclopedias and everything else in between.
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