Hi Sarah. Hi Sarah. My name is Holly. Hi Sarah. My name is April. I'm in Melbourne, Australia.

I have a question about my name is Julie Ann and we live in India. I am wondering,

Hi Sarah. This is Crystal from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Can you give me a suggestion for an especially fabulous book?

Hey there. I'm Sarah McKenzie. This is the Read-A-Loud Revival. And in this short episode,

I'm answering one of your questions. Hi Sarah. My name is April. I'm the homeschooling mom of two

boys ages 10 and five. We read all the time. We have audiobooks going all the time. And my biggest

issue right now is so many books so little time. We read a lot of historical fiction to go along with

our history. We read a lot of readers for my five-year-old who is an emergent reader.

My biggest question is how do you meld the importance of reading and rereading so many great books

that you recommend with the recommendation that it only has to be 10 minutes a day because our

volume is so much higher than that. And I still feel like we are always behind where I want to be

as far as working through the books that we have and the books that we have out from the library.

And the books that we have on our shelf, it just seems like there are so many great books and

there's never enough time to get to them all. How do you prioritize what you read to your kids?

Are there certain categories that you feel are better than others? For example, we never read fantasy

because we're so busy reading everything else that we have. So how do you prioritize and how do you

make more time for reading? April, thank you for this question. Okay, I actually think there are

a few questions tucked into this larger question. What's with the recommendation to read for 10 minutes

and how does that meld with wanting to fill our kids, you know, with stories and to reread many of

the stories? So that's one part of your question. How do we manage the frustration that we're never

getting to as many books as we want to get to? You said so many books and so little time, which I think

a lot of us can resonate with. That's the second part I think to your question. And then there's

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