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Storybird making reading fun for children

storybirdI am one of those people with a child who hates reading. It has been a constant struggle to get him reading like other children from school his age. There was an incident couple of weeks ago when he looked me in the eyes and said "Reading is boring with a capital B". From that point, I knew I have turned my boy against the enjoyment of reading and created a problem waiting to go off someday.

Maybe it is a family thing, because I hated reading when I was his age in school in Sanniquellie City, Nimba County. It is little different now since my mind has opened-up to reading. I have gone through a lot of exciting materials and loved them and I want my boy to be part of a society that loves to read.

 

I was looking for a good reading material online and stumbled upon Storybird It is a great site for any parent or child who wants to learn to read or love reading good story books. The stories on this site are written by average people with children of their own and willing to share freely with others. (that’s the same principles of Liberian Geek).

 

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You don’t have to stock up and expensive books for your child to learn to read, all you have to do is go to the website and register and begin enjoying great story books with your child. You can also participate by creating stories and sharing with other parents.

I hope you enjoy and thanks again for visiting Liberian Geek.

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  1. We can haz luv? — The Storybird blog says:
    November 27, 2009 at 5:47 PM

    [...] “You don’t have to stock up on expensive books for your child to learn to read. All you have to do is go to Storybird.” Liberian Geek [...]







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