As we celebrate the new year and the start to our 20th Anniversary, we are excited to share 20 reading resolutions to help you grow as a reader this year!
- Try something new! Picking up a different genre or book that you wouldn’t typically read is a great way to start the year.
- Read a poetry book.
- Read more books written by diverse voices.
- Start a reading diary to reflect on the books that you’ve read.
- Share a book by reading it aloud to somebody that you care about.
- Talk about every book that you read.
- Read a book about a historical figure.
- Find a book buddy to read with.
- Re-read a past favorite book.
- Read a recommendation from a librarian.
- Start or join a book club.
- Read a little (or a lot) every day.
- Gift a favorite book to someone else.
- Try a new series.
- Replace 10 minutes a day (or more) of screen time with a new book.
- Learn a new skill with a “how-to” book.
- Create a “To-Be-Read” Jar – place slips of paper with book names that you want to read in a jar and use that to select your next read.
- Read a book about your local community or written by someone in your local community.
- Read a book about one (or more) of your loved one’s interests or hobbies – find a new way to connect and learn about something they love!
- Keep a tracker of all of the books that you read, so you can celebrate the accomplishment of achieving your resolutions!
As you work on your reading resolutions this year, take a photo or video and share with us on social media @GovEarlyLiteracyTN.