Daily Hour SUMMER READING Check In

My kids read for one hour every single day. Let's see what they're reading today. Hey Tiger, what are you reading? Cinder. Quick thoughts. What do you think? I like it. She literally just started this book. It's basically like Cinderella. Yeah. With a different. They're all there's like a whole series and they're all based on like fairy tales. Like it's a retelling. I know you're gonna love it. Hey Panda, what are you reading? Uh, Stephen King. The Long Walk. So you follow this person who's going on this annual event called the Long Walk. And then last person standing basically wins. Would you do it? No. Thank you, sweet boy. Thank you for being smart. I would never allow you to do it. I would rather do the walk for you. I don't think you would even be able to do the walk. There's like, I think it's between 13 and 18. What are you trying to say? I'm trying to say you're too old to do the walk. Okay. Thanks, sweetie. Hey Badger, what are you reading? I'm reading East. So it's about this girl and her parents and they had one kid facing east direction when they get birth. There's like belief was that it like their personality. Right? But the thing is, the wife didn't want to have a child facing north because then they'd be adventurous and she was worried they'd go off and, you know, die. She accidentally gives birth to a child facing north. Is it a good book? Yeah, it's a good book though. Hey Cow, what are you reading? Um, because of Winn-Dixie. Because of Winn-Dixie. Okay, I'm just gonna let you know, everyone in your siblings who've read this book, they have cried. Really? It's a good book though. Penguin, what book are you reading right now? It's the Dot and Mit. And these are like the, uh, I can't remember. They come in a box of books. Let's show your progress. Let's sound it out and let's read this one together. Ready? What does this say? Dot. Dot. Has a cat. Dot has a cat. Good job. A cat. Good job. Penguin is currently 4 years old. He's turning 5 pretty soon. And he's going into pre-K 4. And so that's kind of a gauge of where my son is at. He's reading very, very simple sentences and he's doing it pretty like with ease.