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As a mother of 4 adult daughters I often say that the best thing I ever gave them (besides my unconditional love) was a love of reading.  They all finished high school with great grades and went on to complete college degrees and one even went on for her Masters degree.  So, how do we get them to love reading?  It all starts with teaching them early literacy skills.