Trelease, Jim

Presents evidence in support of reading aloud to children,and features an annotated listing of recommended read-aloud books, including wordless, predictable, reference, and picture books, short and full-length novels, poetry, anthologies, and fairy and folk tales.

Fairy tales, folklore, and famous stories from around the world are here presented in read-aloud language, with an introduction to each, further reading suggestions, and information about the authors.

Provides the latest research and insights on reading aloud to children of all ages. Discusses the reasons and importance of reading aloud and presents the stages of read-aloud. Also includes stories and testimonials from parents and teachers as well as lessons from Oprah's Book Club, the Harry Potter books, and the Internet. Includes a list of 1,000 recommended books ranging from picture books to novels.

Presents evidence in support of reading aloud to children, and features an annotated listing of recommended read-aloud books, including wordless, predictable, reference, and picture books, short and full-length novels, poetry, anthologies, and fairy and folk tales.

Presents a collection of fictional stories, autobiographical pieces, and newspaper columns, arranged for reading aloud.

Explains how reading aloud awakens children's imaginations, improves language skills, and creates an atmosphere at home and in school that encourages readers. Also discusses how to compete with television and video games.

Presents evidence in support of reading aloud to children, and features an annotated listing of recommended read-aloud books, including wordless, predictable, reference, and picture books, short and full-length novels, poetry, anthologies, and fairy and folk tales.