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Subject: Re: Reading book

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Ginny

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Date Posted: 00:03:13 06/11/05 Sat
In reply to: Angela 's message, "Re: Reading book" on 09:20:52 06/10/05 Fri

The old Dick and Jane books have been reprinted. We have found these at Wal-Mart and also our local library. My 6 year old son is enjoying them now. He just learned to read at the end of the school year, so I am keeping him reading a little every day, through the summer. Also, DK books has lots of interesting books for beginners and other grades. Again, these are found at Wal-Mart or the library. Ask your librarian in the children's section for easy books. He or she can take you right to them.

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