New books given to date: 24,097

New books given to date: 24,097

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Hospitals

By giving a child a book, you are not only giving them a smile but helping improve their literacy. In addition, current studies show that “reading to hospitalized children increases their oxytocin and reduces their pain and stress. During storytelling, something happens called “narrative transportation.” The child, through fantasy, can experience sensations and thoughts that transport them to another world, a place different from the hospital room and far from the adverse conditions.” Research from D’Or Institute for Research and Education.

Foster Care

“Gifts like this are definitely important and special to our youth to promote reading, improve their reading skills, and prepare them for great success.”
“It is great to see reading being promoted in such a fun way.”-Tammy Wilson, CEO of Oak Grove Center

Other Communities

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