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About Books & Literature: Are Books As Good As Candy?

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From Emily Faherty, your About Books & Literature Editor
When trick-or-treaters come a-knockin' this Halloween, will you give out books instead of candy? It may sound crazy to some, but that's the message of All Hallows' Read. We love the idea (even if it means giving up a few Kit Kats and Snickers), but wonder how to convince kids that reading is better than sugary sweets. That sounds like a challenge for the About.com Books and Literature Experts!

What Is All Hallows' Read?
English author Neil Gaiman (of Coraline and The Graveyard Book fame) first proposed All Hallows' Read in 2010. His simple pitch? Give someone a scary book on Halloween. Our Young Adult Books Expert says she's on board with the latest Halloween tradition. Are you?
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How To Approach Reluctant Readers
There are many different types of reluctant readers. But scarier than all the monsters, ghouls, and goblins of Halloween is a temper tantrum from a child who reads well but has little interest in doing so. Proceed with caution.
Search Related Topics:  reluctant readers  encouraging reading  hi-lo books

10 Tips To Encourage Reading
The best way to get the next generation into books? Start early! Read on for more tips for raising kids who love to read.
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