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Why Reading Matters

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We ask attendees of the National Book Foundation conference why they care about reading.

The Author Imprint team went to the 2017 National Book Foundation conference "Why Reading Matters." We asked speakers, staff, and audience members why reading is important to them.

06/21/2017

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Why Reading Matters

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Clip: S2017 | 43s | We ask attendees of the National Book Foundation conference why they care about reading. (43s)

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