"5 of the best resources for reluctant readers to be found on-line. Use these tools to help your students [child or young adult depending on site] develop a love and passion for the written word."
Via Heather Stapleton
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"As a schoolteacher friend told me this week, no matter how much you might try to promote stand-alone books, it’s the series novels that really inspire devotion, whether Anthony Horowitz’s Alex Rider, Joe Craig’s genetically modified assassin Jimmy Coates or Michael Grant’s Gone, the latest craze, set in a world in which the adults have mysteriously vanished – surely the ultimate teenage fantasy." Via Heather Stapleton 
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January 21, 9:40 PM
Series books are very popular with boys and often continue to be when they are adults, eg recent post in The Gadsden Times - "David Murdock: Reading series books a pleasure, fiction or non-fiction." http://bit.ly/VlFkiR Lorna Bradbury also recommends recent solo thrillers. Delete the scoop?
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