In honor of Children’s Book Week, here’s a word art freebie based on the Mary McLeod Bethune quote: “The whole world opened to me when I learned to read.”
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When I learned to read my Dad stopped reading us Irish Myths & Legends & he told me that it was time for me to start reading them for myself & I’ve been doing it ever since.
Thanks for your comment, Niamh! It’s too bad your dad didn’t continue to read Irish myths and legends to you, although they would be fun to read on your own, too. I’m sure you have some wonderful memories from when your dad did read to you.