Classic literature is more approachable for a wider variety of readers when it is presented in large print. Extra space between words and lines seems to give us more mental space for the complexity of ideas and linguistic beauty found in the classics. Large print books make these treasures more accessible to:

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Gifted AND struggling readers – Large print assists children who are ready to move from story books to chapter books. With decreased word count on a page, accomplishment grows as the pages fly by. People with dyslexia report it’s easier for them to read.

Teachers and caregivers – The spacing in large print helps teachers and parents or caregivers to keep eye contact with students and children while reading aloud.

English language learners and new readers – Wider spacing between lines and larger words make it easier to point to words, helping readers to see and pronounce syllables.

Family members of elders – Shared reading with our elders helps them stay engaged with life, while providing opportunities to reminisce and share their knowledge and experiences.

Digitally weary humans – When it comes time to read a book for pleasure, after a day at work in front of a screen, our eyes can be too tired to focus on the typical 10-point text in a trade book.
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Six Ways Classic Literature Enriches Us
In a world dominated by trending topics and viral content, the timeless appeal of classic literature might seem overshadowed. However, delving into works by the literary giants of the past can be a transformative and enriching experience.
Cultural Time Travel
Classic literature serves as a time machine, transporting us to different eras and societies. Through the eyes of authors like Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, or F. Scott Fitzgerald, readers can explore historical contexts, societal norms, and the intricate details of daily life in bygone times. This cultural time travel fosters a deeper understanding of human evolution and societal progress.
Universal Themes and Timeless Relevance
Classic literature tackles universal themes that resonate across generations: love, betrayal, ambition, and human nature are timeless subjects that transcend time and space. The enduring relevance of these themes ensures that classic works remain relatable, providing readers with insights into the human condition that are as applicable today as they were centuries ago.
Language Mastery and Linguistic Richness
Classic literature often showcases unparalleled linguistic mastery. The prose of authors like William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, or Leo Tolstoy is a testament to the beauty and power of language. Reading classic literature exposes readers to a rich tapestry of words, enhancing vocabulary, and an appreciation for the subtleties of language.
Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills
Often demanding a more attentive reading, the intricate plots, complex characters, and layered narratives of classic literature encourage readers to analyze the text on a deeper level. This intellectual engagement sharpens critical thinking and encourages thoughtful exploration of the human psyche.
Cultural Literacy and Allusions
Many modern works, from literature to film and music, draw inspiration from or make direct references to classic texts. Reading these foundational works fosters readers’ cultural literacy, enabling a deeper understanding and appreciation of contemporary art and media.
Character Development and Moral Reflection
Classic literature is known for its profound exploration of character development and moral dilemmas. The complex and multifaceted characters that populate these works often serve as mirrors reflecting the intricacies of human nature. Engaging with the moral dilemmas faced by characters allows readers to reflect on their own values and beliefs.
In a world that celebrates the ephemeral, classic literature is a testament to the enduring power of words and ideas. By reading the timeless works of literary masters, we embark on a journey that transcends time and culture. The intellectual engagement fostered by classic literature contributes to a more profound and meaningful understanding of the world and ourselves. The Large Print Book Company is dedicated to providing keys to unlock the timeless truths that unite us.
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