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On we’re celebrating our love of reading in all its forms. We believe that all readers should have access to free, authoritative content on Canadian art and its history—in both official languages—regardless of access to physical libraries or museums.

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2020-09-09

Happy Did you know that a good portion of the production team lack literacy? We nearly posted the wrong day today!

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2020-09-08

On sharing some books about the love of reading. Great selection from . We'd add & 's T-Rex and Library Lion by & What are your favourite books about reading?
https://t.co/39Zc7W2zDS

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2020-09-08

Today celebrates the 📚 🌐 Literacy is a matter of dignity and human rights. Action is demanded to ensure a more literate and sustainable society.

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2020-09-08

ICYMI: is just around the corner. Here I share some activities to go with my books (most of which have free readalouds available right now). https://t.co/pNwCi9140J

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2020-09-05

Today's theme is & for According to legend mutineers invented the 'round robin'. A contract with the signatures arranged in a circle. If the mutiny was discovered, it was impossible to know who the leader was!

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2020-09-03

“Comics are a gateway drug to literacy.”
― Art Spiegelman

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2019-09-08

Simple, silly, and perfectly suited for its audience, Chick and Brain: Smell My Foot! will get kids reading!



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2019-09-08

Some of the wonderful original 'Busytown' illustrations from 'Nicky Goes to the Doctor' by author & illustrator Richard Scarry (first published in 1960).

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2019-09-08

Maurice Sendak's original artwork and final illustration for the title page of ‘Where the Wild Things Are’.

“Let the wild rumpus start!”

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2019-09-08

“And the wild things roared their terrible roars and gnashed their terrible teeth and rolled their terrible eyes and showed their terrible claws.”

Preliminary dust jacket illustrations for ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ by Maurice Sendak.

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2019-09-08

celebrates and promotes the importance of literacy. Our volunteers understand the importance of literacy, which is why they spend time giving 1-1 reading support to children. Helping to improve their literacy skills and their life chances.

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2019-09-08

For my favourite papyrus: a North African Greek actor's rehearsal script for the bereaved Admetus' role in Euripides' Alcestis; extra-big letters for reading off while gesticulating: 'I'll never touch the lyre again, nor lift my heart in song to the Libyan pipe"

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2019-09-08

How to stay updated for this year’s 8 September Literacy Day?

Follow out hashtag👉#LiteracyDay and help us spread the news by sharing our posts!

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2019-09-02

おやすみなさい👼また明日🌈
(ぞうのババール アルファベット絵本)

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2018-09-08

Reading for all! Bring popular to life for visually impaired children w/ ! https://t.co/fzjGqOHP4X

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2017-09-09