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for children aged 5 -
Choosing books
Lovereading4kids has been created to be the ultimate children’s online independent bookstore
Richard and Judy recommend books for boys and girls and for all age groups:
www.richardandjudy.co.uk/childrens-
Health
Choosing secondary schools
List of secondary schools
http://www.schoolsnet.com/uk-
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is often misunderstood. For help, please see: www.meassociation.org.uk
The British Dyslexia Association has a wealth of information on their website
If you are unhappy with your school’s attitude towards your child with ME/CFS, please see www.spccf.co.uk
School admissions
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The reluctant reader
The problem with getting older children to read is often a result of the books for their age-group not having the same bright illustrations that they have been used to. The children often think that these books are boring or too difficult to read and cannot be bothered to put in the effort they think is required.
My own (success) story in getting my youngest child to read was with bribery. I told her that I would bring back her favourite sweets if she read two chapters of a Harry Potter book, which she was adamant that she wouldn’t like. She read it, loved it and has now read all of them, twice over.
A friend told her children that they could stay up for an extra 15 minutes in the evenings if they read a book. They were happy with that arrangement and reading has now become part of their evening routine.
