2026 vs 2009
im in the verpets alpha and i Had to remake my guy... and the topaz color on the newer bat pet (minkel) actually like. works really well given his namesake.

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2026 vs 2009
im in the verpets alpha and i Had to remake my guy... and the topaz color on the newer bat pet (minkel) actually like. works really well given his namesake.

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it makes me sad when i drop an item for minkel and he shakes his head. But I’m glad myers players have enough courtesy to shake their heads when i do it. 😌
Issues in Literacy: Access to Books
This blog post is the first in a series of posts on issues in literacy, and makes an argument for the power of individual book ownership. Other posts will cover reading motivation, summer learning loss, and the lack of diversity in children's literature.
Overview
Two thirds of children living in poverty have absolutely no books at home. In low income communities, there is a single book for every 300 children. Compare this to 13 books per child in an upper-middle income community.
The infographic below attempts to illustrate the problem, but the visual doesn't convey the full weight of this statistic:
Put another way, for every one book in a low income community, there are 3,900 books in an upper-middle income community:
Why It Matters
Oh girl, you had us at "kind of, sort have, read Ulysses."