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American readership is dragging these days. According to a National Endowment for the Arts study published a few years back, only 48.5% of adults are typically reading “one book or more for pleasure” ...

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In addition, Reach Out and Read Rhode Island gathers feedback from health care providers and caregivers to assess changes in reading habits, caregiver confidence and children’s language development.

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