This post was sponsored by Sagebooks. All opinions are mine and mine alone.  If you read my post from two weeks ago, you’ll know that I got a little cocky about making it through 17 weeks of mostly consistent Sagebooks reading with Glow Worm (4.5) and as a result, I totally slacked off. I paid the price during the first few weeks of our Sagebooks Summer Reading Thingy. Sagebooks is designed so your child can learn the 500 most frequently used Chinese characters in children’s books by building upon previous chapters in a way to give your children confidence as they increase competence. But there is only so much a Chinese curriculum can do if you’re not consistently putting in the work. It was hard. Hard because re-capturing lost ground is frustrating and demoralizing. [socialpug_tweet tweet=”Sadly, my son’s brain is efficient and when it realized that he wasn’t using the Chinese characters, his…