Her words echoed the spirit of the day, as children explored new stories and toured the health center’s new children’s library, created in partnership with the United Way Books from Birth program.

Want to improve your memory? Try reading out loud. A new study by researchers from Canada suggests that this can considerably raise verbal memory recall.

She’s also done story time at the library for babies, preschool and school-age kids. Her two children, ages 6 and 10, watch along with the live read-aloud videos from home.

The popular ALOUD series, which brings authors to Los Angeles to read and discuss their work, is frequently held on Wednesday nights at the Central Library.

Reading information aloud to yourself improves memory of materials Date: December 1, 2017 Source: University of Waterloo Summary: You are more likely to remember something if you read it out loud ...

The motto of Disneyland is “The Happiest Place on Earth,” but if you’re looking for a happy place closer to home, visit the picture book room at Seymour Library. Come ...

Jim Trelease has traveled to all 50 states and abroad, advocating the benefits of reading aloud to children. In Jim’s book, “The Read-Aloud Hand-book,” he shares how every child can become ...

The founder of Los Angeles' ALOUD reading series at its Central Library, Louise Steinman, departs after 25 years. Maureen Moore, her associate, is also gone.

Shelly Lane, children's librarian at Mitchell, said both Nudo and James are library staff members trained in how to read to kids. "There are reading techniques and the reading voice," Lane said.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Tucked in the back corner of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library system's Independence Regional branch sits a young girl, curled around a book reading aloud. The girl, Hazel Suber ...

Reading aloud is the single most important thing a parent can do to help a child learn. There’s a nationwide movement to get every parent to read to their child every day for just 15 minutes ...