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Reading for pleasure : A research overview Christina Clark and Kate Rumbold National Literacy Trust November 2006 National Literacy Trust - Reading for pleasure 2 The path of a reader is not a runway but more a hack through a forest, with individual twists and turns, entanglements and moments of surprise. (Holden, 2004) National Literacy Trust - Reading for pleasure 3 Many thanks to the Thomson Corporation whose generous contribution has made this research possible. National Literacy Trust - Reading for pleasure 4 Table of contents 1.
(OECD, 2002) showed that reading enjoyment is more important for children’s educational success than their family’s socio-economic status. Reading for pleasure could therefore be one important way to help combat social exclusion and raise educational standards. According to Krashen (1993, p. 85), who is a major
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