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New National Research on Children's Reading Released by Scholastic

Submitted by Gina Asprocolas on Tue, 01/31/2017 - 06:58.

Contacts:
Kyle Good, Scholastic, kgood@scholastic.com, 212-343-4563
Anne Sparkman, Scholastic, asparkman@scholastic.com, 212-343-6657
Mike Barrett, Scholastic, mbarrett@scholastic.com, 212-343-6570

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New National Research on Children's Reading Released by Scholastic

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