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Discover how Narda Pitkethly turned personal tragedy into the Nardagani Reading Program. Her KMVT interview reveals the story behind her memoir and mission.

Two­-thirds of students who can’t read proficiently by the end of the fourth grade will end up in jail or on welfare, the study added. More than 70 percent of the inmates in America’s prisons cannot read above a fourth­-grade level. And 90 percent of welfare recipients are high school dropouts.

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Annette Wall’s interest was piqued when she saw Narda Pitkethly being interviewed on a Sunday morning news show about a new reading system that helped challenged readers learn to read in a couple of weeks.

Sarah Irvin had a secret she wanted to hide from the world. Despite being a fairly articulate mother of four, Sarah could barely read.

Discover how Sven, once told he might never read, unlocked literacy with Nardagani and found confidence, joy, and academic success.