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True confession: When my two oldest kids were little, I read aloud to them three to five hours every day. (Well, some of it was devotions and bedtime stories with their daddy too.) My husband worked twelve to thirteen hour days, and I had several small children. So I read. And read. And read. Through […]https://farm1.staticflickr.com/319/30744222433_d08bd64d22_z.jpg