The Simple Dollar is a personal finance blog, but every Sunday they offer long, in-depth reviews of personal development books. This week, they reviewed The Read-Aloud Handbook, a book about (as you can probably guess) reading loud to your children. It looks like a fantastic book. Listen:

First, and this is the big one, The Read-Aloud Handbook is the single most powerful book any caregiver or parent of a young child can read. I read piles of books on parenting, but the most powerful time I spend with my children is when they’re on my lap, I’m reading to them, and I’m engaging them. I connect deeply with my son in this way, and I’m already laying the groundwork for such connections with my daughter. The big reason for the deep connection is this book - I’ve read it several times.

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