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Young Readers Make Better Teens
Research shows that those who read for fun when they’re little tend to score higher on tests and have fewer problems with depression as they get older.
October 6, 2023
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Research shows that those who read for fun when they’re little tend to score higher on tests and have fewer problems with depression as they get older.
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