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‘Relentless’ focus on literacy undermines reading for pleasure, says report

The Guardian· Apr 28, 2026 · 5:59 PM · 2 views

A recent report suggests that an intense focus on literacy in schools might be reducing children's enjoyment of reading. While teens are finding books through social media, younger kids are not as engaged. Experts recommend making reading a fun, social activity to spark lifelong interest. #ReadingForPleasure #Literacy #BookTok #Education #ReadingHabit

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