Raising a child who loves reading has so many benefits for our children, from purely educational benefits to mental health benefits, and gaining attributes like empathy and resilience. The characters in books can help our children to learn about differences, the world, and to inspire their imagination. If your child isn’t much of a bookworm yet, then don’t fret. These six tips will help to give them a little nudge in the right direction.  Use audiobooks Kids audiobooks are hugely versatile, whether it’s in the car, or snuggled up in your reading corner. Most popular books also come in audiobook format, including fun music, sound effects, and big picture books to reading along with. ‘The Worst Witch’ by Jill Murphy is a really great audiobook that will be sure to keep your kids good and entertained. Join Mildred Hubble on her magical adventures studying at Miss Cackle’s Academy. The stories are both magical and engaging, suitable for an age range of 7 years and up. Library trips Taking your child to the library from an early age is an amazing way to make books an essential part of their lives. Take them to activities for children in the library, help…