Fewer and fewer kids are reading books strictly for pleasure. They will read their school books, but that's it. Getting kids interested in books can be a daunting task. But, there are some things you can do to keep your kids interested and motivated in reading.





By reading you can pick up on new hobbies or interests you might not have considered otherwise. It is very easy to learn these types of things that you can ultimately turn into a part time passion or hobby for fun and entertainment purposes.

It is pretty clear that you can read printed books faster, if you are not a very slow reader. For comprehension the picture is not as clear as it depends on the type of memory you have. When you have visual type of memory then you comprehension will be higher for printed books. On the other hand, if you have auditive type of memory then you will comprehend better when you listen to audio books.

If you can't find a series of books, consider books written by the same author. Most times an author keeps the same writing style and that may help them to enjoy Reading Books. If this doesn't work consider a subject or type of book for them to try. When you're in this mode, it's important to go to the library to check these books out rather than purchasing them. If possible, stay at the library and encourage your child to read a chapter or two of the book before you leave.

Both of these options can also be bought second hand if you really want to save money. Amazon.com always has second hand Kindle's in stock for a nice savings. If you would buy used books, then consider a used Kindle.

There are others who are adept at the speed reading Books to read before you die skills. They have good memories and better comprehension skills. Though we hope that our success in life should never be measured by our reading skills, it is sad to note that it is. Examinations are given in every aspects of our life, whether we are in school or looking for jobs. Examinations are also given within a time frame. How can you pass if you are only halfway through?

In the hectic time we are living, many people just can't find time for reading. Many work two full jobs to make a living and in their "free" time they have to care for their families. And above all, books cost some money. Should these people give up reading?

Parents or buddy readers should read each new sentence at least two times while the student listens. Place your finger on the screen and tap under each word as you read. Next, read the sentence two more times along with the student. Finally, allow the student to read the sentence independently. The next time the story is read the student should be allowed to read to the parent or buddy reader.