There's no official number, but there is a sensible guide. Minutes by age, why daily matters more than long, and what to do if your child won't read for that long.

Why a book trains focus in a way few other things do, how to build reading stamina step by step, and what to do when your child drifts off the page.

What "I don't like reading" usually means, why so many children stop around nine or ten, and a step-by-step way back to books.

Small, daily and tied to something that already happens. How to make reading part of your child's day, and how to restart when the routine slips.

What brain studies found, why books feel hard after screens, and how to help your child reach for a book more often.

Why some children read slowly, how fast is typical at each age, when slow reading is worth checking, and practice that builds fluency without pressure.

Why bribes and pressure backfire, what really makes children want to read, and how to reset when reading has become a battle.

What each genre gives a child, which kind of child it tends to suit, and how to widen a reader who only wants one kind of book.

Start from your child, not a list. Match books to their interests, check the level, avoid five common mistakes and help them build a taste of their own.

How long children can really focus at each age, why it feels harder today, and the habits and activities that build concentration.