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Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on The Penny Hoarder. Getting kids to read can be a tough job for parents and teachers alike. “I have a few students who routinely read for fun,” said Andrew Ramsey, a sixth-grade teacher in Indiana. “Most of my other students, it’s like pulling teeth to get them to read.” On the flip side, you may have a kid who waits in line to get the latest popular…
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