The invitation is to perform what Douglas-Fairhurst calls ‘slow reading’ – a term he borrows from Nietzsche, who thought that ...

Kayleigh has shared her inspiring journey of learning to read as an adult, thanks to the support of Read Easy Chilterns, a local charity dedicated to helping adults improve their literacy skills.

Currently, there is a waiting list of second-graders at Brookside Primary School eagerly awaiting a mentor to read with on Thursdays from 11:15 a.m. until noon.

More than 500 volunteers took part in the 8th annual United We Read event, reaching more than 3,600 second graders across 10 Lubbock area school districts.