“Reading Together by Robert Broder is a beautiful story about the magic of books in the life of a little girl. Her books are silly and sweet, suspenseful and sad, serious and sleepy. They become part of her and her family. Broder masters to capture the sweet moments when the love for literature brings a family together. Soft-colored illustrations bring the story alive and make it a great book for children… and adults.”
—Andrea Tripke, author and illustrator
“Reading Together is a love letter to families and the indelible bonds created through reading and story.”
—Casey W. Robinson, author of Iver & Ellsworth
“Reading Together is a love letter to picture books and the vital role they play in a growing family. The whimsical illustrations weave the story within stories, reminding us of our own favorite picture book moments and how their immersive, limitless magic begins through simple combinations of words and images.”
—Jenn Kocsmiersky, children’s book illustrator
“[Reading Together] is told in simple language so young readers will have the opportunity to improve their reading skills. Melissa Larson’s illustrations are spectacular and are a story in themselves that will capture young readers’ attention as they create their own stories based on what they see in the pictures.”
—Readers’ Favorite
“This sentimental picture book may best serve parents looking to prepare their young children for a future as readers or to present their older children with a gift that commemorates their relationship.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“It’s a lovely, niche book, which will delight parents who enjoy looking back on the time when their own kids were little and remembering those special moments.”
—Bookworm for Kids
“Whether you’re a parent or caregiver looking to relive the magic of reading with your child, a teacher working to install a love of reading in their young charges, or simply a lover of picture books and wanting to share that joy with a child, “Reading Together: A Heartwarming Story About Bonding with Your Child Through the Love of Reading” is specifically appropriate and unreservedly recommended for personal, professional, family, and community library collections with its theme of family bonding through the power of books and storytelling.”
—Midwest Book Review
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