May: National Get Caught Reading Month. Wherever you go, the campaign challenges you to get caught reading.
May 1: National Mother Goose Day. This day honors Mother Goose, the imaginary author of a collection of fairy tales and nursery rhymes we loved as children and also as adults.
May 7-13: Small Business Week. Small businesses account for half of America’s workforce, and more new jobs come from small business than any other source.
May 12: National Limerick Day. Celebrate the birthday of English artist, illustrator, author, and poet Edward Lear who wrote A Book of Nonsense.
May 16: National Biographer’s Day. Commemorate the anniversary of the first meeting of Samuel Johnson and his biographer James Boswell in 1763 by honoring biographers.
May 30: National Creativity Day. Celebrate you and your creative pursuit!
May 31: National Speak in Complete Sentences Day. This day is dedicated to using proper sentence structure while speaking.
April: English Language Month. A month-long celebration of the uniqueness of the English language and all the learners working hard to master it.
Books by well-known authors who have died are still read. Why do their words still matter to generations of today?
Have you heard insincere words that caused you to rethink the character of the speaker? Was it the tone of voice, the actual words? What made you doubt the sincerity of the words?
What is your favorite quote? What words in it make it your favorite quote?
Word Choice. Inner Thoughts. Open Book. What do these three have in common?
Walk like you talk. How do your words reflect in your actions?
Words Matter Week, which is in its 15th year, is a holiday that is celebrated annually the first full week in March by the National Association of Independent Writers and Editors.