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A history of reading

Steven R. Fischer

2003

Engaging Young Readers

Mariam Jean Dreher, Linda Baker, John T. Guthrie

2000

The construction of mental representations during reading

Herre van Oostendorp, Susan R. Goldman

1999

The fine art of reading and other literary studies

Lord David Cecil

1957

The psychology of reading

Keith Rayner

1989

Reading, writing and dyslexia

Andrew W. Ellis

1984

Lively discussions!

Janice F. Almasi, Linda B. Gambrell

1994

Reading Stephen King

Jeffrey D. Wilhelm, Brenda Miller Power

1997

The explicit teaching of reading

Joelie Hancock

1999

Teaching reading to bilingual children

Ellen C. Henderson

1972

Into the looking-glass wood

Alberto Manguel

1998

Reading engagement

John T. Guthrie, Allan Wigfield

1997

Visual processes in reading and reading disabilities

Evelyne Corcos, Dale M. Willows

1993

Reading women

Jennifer Phegley, Janet Badia

2005

Structuralism or criticism?

Geoffrey Strickland

1981

English L2 Reading

Barbara M. Birch

2002

Understanding reading

Frank Smith

1978

Reading relationally

Laurie Edson

2000

Inside picture books

Ellen Handler Spitz

1999

Cultures of Letters

Richard H. Brodhead

1993

A history of reading

Alberto Manguel

1996

The practice of reading

Denis Donoghue

1998

Understanding and teaching reading

Dechant, Emerald V.

1991

Reading without nonsense

Frank Smith

1979

Studies in miscue analysis

Kenneth S. Goodman

1996

Reading and writing literary genres

Kathleen Buss

2000

Success with Struggling Readers

Irene West Gaskins

2005

Reconsidering a balanced approach to reading

Constance Weaver

1998

The Theory of reading

1984

Effective literacy instruction for students with moderate or severe disabilities

Susan R Copeland

2007

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