Reading statistics

There were three students. One read at home for 20 minutes each day, the second for 5 minutes, and the third only one minute…

Did you know reading for just six minutes can reduce stress levels by 68%?

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This time last year I posted about my 2015 reading statistics, where I looked back on a year of reading to try and measure the diversity of the books I'd been picking up. This year I've done the same again except this time it didn't take me 7386746 hours because I'd been tracking it throughout 2016 in my bullet journal. So here's my year in books for 2016, all wrapped up in a pretty infographic: If you take a look at my 2015 year in books you'll notice that I didn't read as many books last…

Worldwide literacy infographic

A great lesson about reading statistics.

A million words. That is a lot of vocabulary. That is how many fewer words children will hear by kindergarten if they are not exposed to books. Reading to kids can have so many benefits; read all about it in our blog page and go ahead...Read to your children!

Created by Gosia Zimniak, the infographic puts together most important benefits of the most beautiful activity in the world. Via Visually. More infographics about books, libraries, and reading: [ef…