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" According to studies that measure the likelihood of a child growing up to be a reader, the most important factor is not how well reading was taught in the child’s school, nor the number of hours spent reading aloud to the child. Regardless of the parents’ income level or education, the statistic most highly correlated to literacy is the number of books present in the home. "

Pamela Paul , How to Raise a Reader


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Pamela Paul quote : According to studies that measure the likelihood of a child growing up to be a reader, the most important factor is not how well reading was taught in the child’s school, nor the number of hours spent reading aloud to the child. Regardless of the parents’ income level or education, the statistic most highly correlated to literacy is the number of books present in the home.