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On April 28, Book Harvest received alarming and tremendously upsetting news: the North Carolina LiteracyCorps — along with more than 1,000 other AmeriCorps programs across the country — was being terminated, effective immediately.

Maria and Tiara’s stories emerge from Book Harvest, a North Carolina-based organization that has provided 2.5 million books to families

Book Harvest was able to help replenish bookshelves in Western North Carolina.

On Dec. 9, my colleagues and I found ourselves driving west in the Book Harvest book truck toward the mountains of North Carolina.

Free books encourage bilingual literacy for students By Jenna Rae Gaertner, Durham County Jan. 03, 2025 READ FULL ARTICLE ONLINE

Durante los últimos 12 años, Book Harvest ha trabajado activamente para hacer frente a esta necesidad asociándose con los distritos escolares para implantar Books on Break

ECU HEALTH | JUNE 14, 2024 Originally published on ecuhealth.org Books from Birth, a Book Harvest program, will begin providing...

It’s never too early to start inspiring children's civic engagement with books. Book Harvest is excited to partner with Kids Voting...

one question every superintendent should be asking themselves right now is this: What is our summer 2024 learning strategy?

Children’s savings accounts are a proven strategy that works.

This flurry of attention to children’s literacy fails to acknowledge and act on one driving truth: literacy begins at birth.

Children who have college savings of as little as $1-$499 are three times more likely to attend college.

Alongside these troubling events of the day, there is a quiet and historic revolution happening across our country. Let us stand up together

As anyone who has ever read Goodnight Moon to a toddler knows, shared reading is a magical activity.