Corporate Books

Reading educates. Reading connects. Reading opens up horizons. However, PISA, IGLU, and studies on media usage show that the gap between avid readers and non-readers is widening. Reading competence is not only the key qualification for education in general: reading helps to expand knowledge, adopt different perspectives, and mature emotionally. Early picture book explorations pave the way for reading competence. Reading aloud also initiates dialogues and can even have therapeutic effects. "Learning to Love Books" demonstrates how reading promotion can work - ideally starting within the family, and later in daycare centers, schools, bookstores, or libraries. The guide illustrates the importance of both individual access to children's and youth literature in the context of developmental phases and media habits, as well as the activation of reading enjoyment. Fenja Wambold presents a variety of content, design forms, and applications from picture books to young adult literature using current title examples. Additionally, she addresses book concepts that can impress even those with reading difficulties. Because promoting reading means inspiring a love for literature!.