A National Literacy Trust survey of 4,141 pupils across the UK found that three in five children said reading made them feel better during lockdown

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Study reveals children are enjoying to read more due to lockdown
Research has discovered that children are enjoying to read more during the coronavirus lockdown. - Research News Scotland.

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