Research shows that when a parent regularly reads to their young children, it not only improves their language and communication skills, it also helps cultivate a lifelong love for reading.
Libraries actually bridge a learning gap between home and the classroom for many kids. "New York Public Library After School" is a free drop-in program helping readers build confidence.
Davina saw results right away. "Majesty was always just on grade level. I needed help pushing her a little bit more. So when we started coming to the library, I instantly saw a change in her."
Seven-year-old Majesty is already a success story. Her reading skills far outpace many of her second grade classmates. "My tutor helped me. I started coming to the library and getting much more higher grades and started reading chapter books."
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