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Talk to your child about any book with these 3 simple questions

I believe that books are one of the most powerful tools we have for building meaningful and lasting relationships with our kids. And talking about books with our kids is really what makes the magic happen.

But how do you start? How do you talk about books you haven’t read? How do you keep a conversation from becoming a quiz?

Well, I thought you’d never ask! All it takes is 3 simple questions and a bit of curiosity. I created this FREE quick-start guide to talking to your kids about books (any kid, any book).

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Yep! The three suggested questions are open-ended and designed to invite conversation about anything you and your kids are reading — they even help with books your kids are reading on their own!

Check out RAR Premium, where we feature both picture books and novels that have suggested, open-ended questions to foster great conversations. Asking questions is a skill that we can build and the Family Book Clubs in RAR Premium are designed to help with just that.

The “How to Talk With Your Kids About Books” resource is our new updated version. We’ve streamlined the questions and improved this resource to make it easier to use than ever.

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