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Book Reading Interactions: What Parents and Children Say.
Examines the verbal interactions that occur during book reading of mothers and young readers. Finds that, although there were differences in the opportunity for children to engage in deliberate literacy events, the parents were successfully monitoring literacy engagement. (RS)
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