Boo appears to be on the precipice, about to take that massive step out into the unknown: she is hesitantly, slowly, but with more and more confidence, reading words and occasionally phrases in books --- and this evening sat down with LOML and with me and read almost a dozen pages of Kipper to us. She is doing so wonderfully well: we have been waiting for this moment, and are thoroughly enjoying seeing her take these steps!
Yours, thrilled, proud, delighted!
N.
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As well you should be!
How exciting. The next stage is when she learns to read inside her head. And the next stage is when she wants to read by herself. And then she is away and there is not stopping her.
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