Read-Aloud Family Journal: Join the 100 Book Read-Aloud Family Challenge

by J.G. Kemp

Are you a read-aloud family? Do you want to read-aloud more? Are you ready to accept the 100 Book Read-Aloud Family Challenge and record your family's amazing adventure through 100 books?

The rules are simple:
1. Read a book aloud with your kids. (A picture book, chapter book, novel, it's up to you.)
2. Record your family's book experience in your journal. (Favorite characters, favorite scenes, things that surprised you, things you loved, parts that made you laugh or cry, etc.)
3. Repeat 99 more times. (Share your progress with friends using #100BooksTogether)
4. Cherish your read-aloud memories forever!

Families everywhere are discovering that reading-aloud is one of the most powerful ways to connect with your kids, and keep your family strong!
Accept the challenge today, and record your family's one-and-only remarkable journey through 100 books!

110 pages, Paperback

Published April 4, 2018

About the author

Before beginning The Journals of Evergreen Isle series, author J.G. Kemp taught high school Earth and Space Science, Biology, and Physics, and earned degrees in both Education, and Visual and Performing Arts. He enjoys mountain climbing, stargazing, visiting National Parks, and exploring alleyways and old trails. Some of his favorite authors are: Richard Feynman, John Muir, E.B. White, Roald Dahl, and Laura Ingalls Wilder. He lives in Colorado Springs, CO, with his lovely family, abundant sunshine, a sprawling backyard garden, and the great mountains ever calling him home.

Reviews

[Nancy Curry · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is exactly what it says it is, a journal in which to record 100 books one reads aloud as a family. It is perhaps easy to dismiss because it is simple in design. And yes, one could have DIY-ed it, but it is no small thing to have readymade, and on hand, a place where one can go back and recall the books read, basic info about what each was about in basic terms, favourite characters, and how much the book was or was not enjoyed. It effectiveness is both in its regular use, and in the habit it creates for family members, especially the young, to not just create a reading habit but to develop a simple means of evaluating what one reads.

[Heidi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Exactly what it says! I love having a place to keep track of all our read alouds and the kids' reactions and reviews of each book. It's the perfect keepsake!!