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As school gets busier, young people have less leisure time and sometimes reading for fun takes a backseat. However, try not to label someone ‘not a reader’: have faith that they’ll find a book they love, or that they’ll come back to reading for fun if they have some time away from it

 

  • Keep offering books even if a young person has stopped reading regularly: a lot of films and TV are inspired by books, so that’s often a good option. Libraries have ebook borrowing options if they’d prefer that
  • Bookshops, book festivals and libraries often hold free or low-cost author events. Seeing an author in person can be inspiring
  • Continue to read in front of them!

 

National papers, and young adult outlets such as United by Pop publish regular book reviews

 

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