The new Rainbow Reading host is the perfect person to carry the heritage of the show

Once again in 2022, A beautiful documentary entitled “Butterfly in the sky” It appeared for the first time, with highlighting the effect and heritage of the famous “Reading Rainbow”. As he truly indicated, “Rainbow Reading” was not an offer about teaching children how to read; It was an offer that teach them how to love reading. An essential element of a TV program from 1983 to 2006 (making it the third tallest TV series for children in the history of the United States), “Reading a rainbow” and the host of Levar Berton Collectively received more than 250 awards, including the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award, Telly Awards, Parents Selection Awards, and a total of 26 Emmy Awards.

Dramatically, “Rainbow Reading” ended in 2006 due to the challenges facing financing and the need to adapt to changing technology and delivery methods. The truth is that the young audience consumes the media completely differently from yesterday’s children. With an abundance of trader upon demand for easily accessible tablets, children yearn for interactive activities, educational games and their favorite shows.

Now, nearly 20 years after its exit from the air, “Reading Rainbow” returns with new episodes, new guests, new books and new coordination (merges the process of operating process) to communicate better with today’s fans. The series has highlighted the series many famous guests who will appear, including “Dancing with Stars” Riley Arnold and Azra Sousa, “Fantastic Four: First Steps”, “The Bear” Actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and books narrated by the likes of Jamie Chung, Gabrielle Union and Adam Devine, John Legend and Christy. The new repetition will be a digital series for the first time on Saturday, October 4, 2025, on Kidzuko, YouTube channel that focuses on children run by Sony Pictures Television, with a new host, Mychal Threets, also known as Mychal The LibraRian.

With no exaggeration, no one else on this planet is more qualified to follow the footsteps of Berton more than my verchal, the librarian, a sign that revival is at the best possible hands.