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In a society where one in three homes has no books owned by the children in them, it is essential that youngsters can find them elsewhere.
Recent research emphasises this importance. A study by the Institute of Education (2013) found reading for pleasure ‘to be more important for children's cognitive development between ages 10 and 16 than their parents' level of education.’ Via Terheck 
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Keith Curry Lance: "Kudos to Dr. Linda Hofschire, Research Analyst, for this latest infographic, summarizing more than two decades of school library impact research at the Library Research Service (LRS)." Via Terheck
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"In a society where one in three homes has no books owned by the children in them..." Wow this statement makes me sad, but the article is hopeful.
Perfectly written.
lets us cooperate to make sure that students are getting information in library without problem