Born to Read
Born to Read by Judy Sierra is a delightful picture book published by Alfred A. Knopf in 2008. This 40-page edition is presented in English and features a narrative that celebrates the joys of reading and the impact it has on a young boy named Sam. Through Judy Sierra’s engaging read-aloud rhyme, the story follows Sam from infancy, where his mother introduces him to the world of books, to his school years, where he cleverly employs his love for reading to tackle challenges in his town.
Readers will find a humorous tale that emphasizes the importance of books and libraries, as well as the adventures that stem from a passion for reading. Illustrated by Marc Brown, the vibrant pictures enhance the narrative, making it an enjoyable experience for both children and adults. The story highlights Sam’s journey and the message that “readers win and winners read,” encouraging a lifelong love of literature.
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THE AWARD-WINNING COLLABORATORS of theNew York Times#1 picture book bestsellerWild About Booksare back with a new story that promotes books and reading. Told in Judy Sierra’s inimitable read-aloud rhyme, the narrative chronicles the amazing successes of Sam—thanks to his early love of books. The story ranges from Sam’s infancy, when his mother reads him a picture book (“then another, then another, then another . . . such a perfect, patient mother”), to school age, when he cleverly uses some of his favorite books to rid his town of the rampaging baby giant, Grundaloon. “‘Here’s my secret,’ Sam decreed. ‘Readers win and winners read.’” Marc Brown’s playful pictures joyously complement this fun-to-read, upbeat story
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