If you were lucky enough to grow up reading Jonathan Rand's "Michigan Chillers" books, let's look at the real Michigan locations that inspired the stories.
When a child can connect with the protagonist in a story, they engage more with the text and become readers; not just literate, but people who enjoy, and seek out, reading as a hobby. On the flip side, when a child is reading a story featuring a character from a completely different background, they learn compassion and empathy, to put themselves in someone else's shoes.
Add some great tales to your grandchildren's library, get swept up in pages of romance, or get to the bottom of new who-dunnit. It's all going to a great cause.
Stock up on birthday gifts, add to your child's library, replace all the books you've lent out that never seemed to find their way home. Plus you'll get a free tote with the purchase of 3 books.