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Crochet 101: The Basics You Need to Know to Get Started

Crochet is a wonderful hobby that allows you to express your creativity and make beautiful items that can be cherished for years. However, for those new to crochet, getting started can be overwhelming. In this blog post, we’ll cover the basics of crochet and share some tips to help you start your crochet journey. Additionally, we’ll introduce you to Isabel Belisario’s Crochet Central, a simple journal to record all your crocheting adventures. The Basics of […]

5 Easy Tips to Read Faster

If you want to enhance your reading speed, you can do a few things to help the process go faster. This article will discuss tips to read faster and apply those takeaways to your reading habits, as reading demands focus and concentration. 1. Practice reading every day. Time yourself regularly to keep track of your improvement. Set a timer and record the number of words you read every minute. The more practice you put in, […]

Why Is Reading Important this Christmas Season?

‘Tis the season to be jolly, fa la la la la, la la la la! 🎶 This is the most wonderful time of the year when families celebrate and enjoy each other’s company. What’s not to love about Christmas? The presents, the food, the decorations, the parties… it’s all so magical! And why is reading important this holiday season for book lovers? For this reason, curling up with a good book [and a hot cup […]

5 Reasons Parents Should Read Bedtime Short Stories To Their Kids

Chanthology
November 17, 2022
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For many families with children, reading bedtime short stories is a cherished part of the daily evening routine. A recent survey by OnePoll found that 86% of parents love telling stories to their kids before bedtime. Moreover, three out of four parents said they hoped they could never stop telling their children stories, and another 23 percent said they have no plans to stop, according to the survey. It is helpful to read bedtime stories […]