@lordandtiffany 📚📖 Reading is truly fabulous and of course fundamental… 1. Being an avid reader helps you to stay mentally stimulated. 2. Reading helps to increase your vocabulary and diction. 3. Aim to read at least one new book each month. 4. Read to and with your loved ones. 5. Start a book club. Tiff Note: You can never be too well-read or well-spoken! — On average (2022): • 79% of U.S. adults are literate. • 21% of U.S. adults are illiterate. • 54% of adults have literacy below the 6th-grade level. •72% of public school students are likely to have low reading levels. *Children with low literacy rates are likely to receive poor grades and may feel inept at school. Sources: U.S. Department of Education · Gallup · Prosperity For America — My consistent appreciation for reading was established when I was a 2nd grader (I was reading at a 5th grade level when I was in the 3rd grade.) My parents, older sister, family friends and teachers always composed reading lists, gifted me with various books/book subscriptions and/or often recommended books for me to read. — #L#LordAndTiffanyR#ReadingB#BookLoversB#BibliophileH#HowToB#BooksB#BookshelvesB#BookshelfT#TipsB#BookChatG#GoodReadsC#CurrentlyReadingB#BookRecomendationsB#BookB#BookstagramB#BookClubB#BookNerdR#ReadingIsAwesome#R#ReadingIsAwesometasticB#Booktastic#H#HappyReadingR#ReadingIsFundamentalY#YouMustReadL#LiteratureR#ReadWithMeB#Bibliophilei#iLoveBooksW#WellReadBookshare ♬ Four Seasons - remix - Will Borders
1. Being an avid reader helps you to stay mentally stimulated.
2. Reading helps to increase your vocabulary and diction.
3. Aim to read at least one new book each month.
4. Read to and with your loved ones.
5. Start a book club.
Tiff Note: You can never be too well-read or well-spoken!
On average (2022):
• 79% of U.S. adults are literate.
• 21% of U.S. adults are illiterate.
• 54% of adults have literacy below the 6th-grade level.
•72% of public school students are likely to have low reading levels.
*Children with low literacy rates are likely to receive poor grades and may feel inept at school.
Sources: U.S. Department of Education · Gallup · Prosperity For America
My consistent appreciation for reading was established when I was a 2nd grader (I was reading at a 5th grade level when I was in the 3rd grade.) My parents, older sister, family friends and teachers always composed reading lists, gifted me with various books/book subscriptions and/or often recommended books for me to read.
*About the above signature: This is my 1st name, Tiffany, written in my late mother's signature from the original birth announcement that my parents sent to friends and family to notify them of my birth.