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CLAYTON, N.C. – For much of her childhood, reading did not feel like a joy to Mardia Jacobs. It felt confusing and frustrating. Words would shift. Sentences would come out in the wrong order. Even when she read from left to right, her brain would sometimes flip what she saw. At times, it was discouraging. […]
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