Kelly Sminwick Working from the first reliable source | found, today during my 30 minutes of research, | found an article called Revisiting reading for pleasure. This article supported the first article I found and talked about most of the same things, but it also included different perspectives of reading, such as “reading as life-coping’. While both of these articles are reliable and great articles, they both focus on England. In the book, Starting Out Right, the author talks about a few of the reasons children in America do not read as much as they should, These reasons include: the lack of knowledge of the nature and purposes of reading before kindergarten, not having a parent read to them as a child, and how the parents talked to them as an infant. Students may not enjoy reading later in life because they may associate reading with a negative feeling, such as humility, ‘and be discouraged from reading later in life. My three questions are: 1) Where are books we can check out located? 2) How olds too old when it comes to research? (i.e. 10+ years, 15+ years, etc.) 3) How do | access the online database that our library offers?