#ReadingRightNow - take time to read this week
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To inspire you to find a good book this week, we invite you to watch what these students are reading, just for the joy of reading, in our #ReadingRightNow initiative.
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Look up the hashtag on Twitter by clicking this link here to see what people are #ReadingRightNow.
Record your own video
Would you like to record your own #ReadingRightNow video? It's easy! Turn the camera on yourself, tell us what you're reading and show us the book. Upload your video to the web, email the link to us at [email protected] or post on Twitter and use the hashtag #ReadingRightNow.
Record your own video
Would you like to record your own #ReadingRightNow video? It's easy! Turn the camera on yourself, tell us what you're reading and show us the book. Upload your video to the web, email the link to us at [email protected] or post on Twitter and use the hashtag #ReadingRightNow.
About #ReadingRightNow
In order to encourage our students to read for pleasure, Ladue Horton Watkins High School educators
Kim Gutchewsky and Michelle Schmitt, began asking people all over our community: "What are you reading right now?"
Need proof the reading movement is working? The library is reporting an increase of over 800 more books making their way through circulation at the same time from a year ago, and over 3,000 more books than ten years ago!
In order to encourage our students to read for pleasure, Ladue Horton Watkins High School educators
Kim Gutchewsky and Michelle Schmitt, began asking people all over our community: "What are you reading right now?"
Need proof the reading movement is working? The library is reporting an increase of over 800 more books making their way through circulation at the same time from a year ago, and over 3,000 more books than ten years ago!
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