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We unplugged the TV (at least during the week). Philip is finally trying to read. I just ordered Hooked on Phonics Beginning Reading With Bible Stories. I hope to sit with him every afternoon and try to teach him to read in English. I'm going to try to teach Sarah (who is 4) to read too. I'll let the German school teach him to read in German. We have so much ground to make up. Something seems to finally be clicking in his brain, and he seems more teachable at last. Please pray for miracles!

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Adrienne Sutton said…
Hi Amy. I'm so glad to read that Philip has started reading with Hooked on Phonics. We would love to offer you a 40% off discount to get more Hooked on Phonics products for your family. If you are interested, please email me at success@hop.com (this address goes directly to my email account) and I’ll provide you with a special coupon code.

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Adrienne Vincent Sutton
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Hooked on Phonics
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