Reading for 20 minutes a day is often linked to better academic results, but is there more to the story than test scores? And how big a deal is book ownership when it comes to childhood literacy?

This week’s Lit Up with Green Flame Books discussion dives into the power of reading and why access to books really matters. We’ll start tonight with a focus on “What Reading can do for you”: a post about the power of reading and why it’s not all about test scores.

However, the discussion will continue throughout the week so please click on the links in the linktree in the profile to share your own thoughts on the power of reading and what reading can do for children.

Lit Up With Green Flame Books, coming soon! Join the chat to look at why reading and writing make a difference to more than just grades.

Lit Up is a new direction for Green Flame Books. It's set to grow into a podcast filled with literacy chat, as well as opportunities for kids (and teachers) to share their own stories)
We'll explore why storytelling matters, using real-life data and experiences to see the huge impact that good stories can have.
We'll also be taking some time to discuss the stories that matter to you.
Whether you're a reader, a writer, a teacher, or simply someone who loves a good tale, I'd love for you to be part of that conversation.
Please subscribe to this podcast, and follow the links in the linktree to join the community.