The First 20 Days of Reading – Free tool to kick off reading for the year I go back to work tomorrow. A month off with big plans of all the things I was going to do, and so many things I didn't. I didn't plan really. I didn't read PD books, or watch webinars, or delve into education shorts. I have not stressed, mostly. Instead I have read, I have cooked, I have gardened, I have explored, I have napped - so many glorious naps.

Ready to kick off the year with joyful reading? I’ve created a First 20 Days of Reading calendar to help you build reading stamina & community—one day at a time. It’s full of simple, powerful activities you can use right away! 🌟 #readingculture #pernillerecommends #backtoschool

It’s Not That They Can’t Read… – looking at imposter syndrome and reading identity How many times have we heard a child say, “I’m not good at reading”?Or watched one put a book back on the shelf, saying, “This is too hard for me,” even though we suspected that they could read it — if only they would give it a shot? Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about what stops kids from fully stepping into their reader identity.

What if a child’s “I can’t read this” is really self-doubt in disguise? Inspired by Anne-Laure Le Cunff’s work on imposter syndrome, this post offers practical ways to support students who don’t feel like real readers—yet. #pernillerecommends #readingidentity #literacysupport

Pernille Recommends: Must-Read Books for 2025 My favorite reads so far 2025 is shaping up to be another incredible year in children’s book publishing. Wondering which books have me excited? Browse them right here. Favorite picture books …

Just updated my Best reads of 2025 so far list in case you need any reading inspiration

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