Now, I should mention that I don't currently have children, but I still love to read children's books. Why? Well, partly it is the opportunities to share my love of reading with nieces and nephews, sometimes it's me reminiscing about works I loved when I was small, and occasionally it's just pure curiosity about new and creative stories for young people. And illustrations. I'm a sucker for great illustrations!
There are some awesome charities being served by this project so if you have a few minutes, why not check out your favorite - or find a new favorite - children's book online? Feel free to stop back and comment to let me know what book(s) you chose!
June 17, 2011 at 9:58 AM
Who are you reading for? It was hard to choose, but I decided on CPS. Our church teaches us to spread the love here, near and far, so I decided since I'm hooking up with A to Z and Mal's work in Zambia, I should work for a "here."
Like Free Rice, this couldn't be easier! I love it.
June 17, 2011 at 10:15 AM
I went with CPS (Chicago Public Schools) also. I'll probably read a few then change and read a few more - so many of them look like organizations I want to support!
And I love Free Rice too! Although sometimes the high level vocabulary levels make me feel kind of stupid... not to mention the geography option! I'm soooo bad with naming countries and/or capitals!
June 17, 2011 at 3:35 PM
Great initiative! And I'm another Free Rice addict, although it also makes me feel a bit inadequate about my vocab.