Survey reveals decline in children's reading habits
A National Literacy Trust survey reveals that only one in five children aged 11 to 18 read daily for pleasure, a significant decline over the past two decades. In response, a list of 25 essential books for young readers is recommended by authors including Jacqueline Wilson and Michael Rosen, aiming to inspire a love for reading. The trend highlights concerns about a potential 'post-literate age' as children increasingly turn to screens and social media.
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