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August 1, 2025 6 mins

Announcing the first-ever Reading To Connect Day™

I didn’t plan to create a holiday.

I just wanted families to feel safe again—to pause, not perform. To read like it mattered beyond the reading. And when I started sharing our story, something happened.

Parents from everywhere started joining in. Not for a program. Not for a prize.

For a moment.

In this episode, I’m announcing something we’ve been building toward all along—Reading To Connect Day. It’s not a trend. It’s not a hashtag. It’s a return. And this time, it’s happening together.

Key Topics:

- Why “just one moment” might be the most powerful thing we offer

- How a late-night scheduling push revealed a deeper purpose

- The shift from performance-based reading to legacy-based connection

- What happens at 6PM in every time zone on the last Sunday in August

- How you can be part of a global pause—without needing to perform

Links:

🔹 Reading To Connect Day Info + Share PageEverything you need to join (or invite someone else to)

📬 Contact: quinn@readingtoconnect.com



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