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EPS. 110 - Where Literacy Meets the Heart with Sue Marasciolo

  • Writer: Abigail Dominguez
    Abigail Dominguez
  • 12 minutes ago
  • 1 min read

In this inspiring episode, Abby sits down with Sue Marasciulo — a graphic novelist, literacy advocate, and the creator of ten decodable graphic novels designed to help children of all ages fall in love with reading, including children who learn differently.


Sue shares the heart behind her mission: she’s not writing for fame, praise, or personal spotlight. She writes because she believes deeply that every child deserves a doorway into stories, especially those who struggle with dyslexia or traditional literacy paths.


Together, Abby and Sue explore:

• The moment Sue realized decodable graphic novels could change a child’s reading journey

• Why visual storytelling matters for developing readers

• How parents and educators can support kids who feel discouraged or left behind

• The relentless passion that drives Sue’s work — and why it’s “never about her”

• What it means to write stories that empower children to feel capable, confident, and excited about books


Sue’s mission is simple and profound: help children read — and love reading.

This conversation is full of warmth, practical wisdom, and the kind of encouragement families need.


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