On the occasion of the 15th anniversary of Reading Recovery in North America, this booklet reviews the history of Reading Recovery's "extensive growth, compelling research, and unprecedented success." The booklet tells a story of individuals whose vision, dedication, and untiring efforts have changed school systems and early literacy instruction, demonstrating that literacy for all children is possible. At the same time, the booklet tells a story of successful partnerships forged across international boundaries (New Zealand-Australia-United Kingdom-Canada-United States) and academic settings (universities and public schools) by collaborating participants, including researchers and practitioners; trainers and students; teachers, children, and parents; educators and legislators; school-based professionals; and partners. The illustrated history in the booklet begins with Marie Clay in pre-1984 New Zealand and her ideas about Reading Recovery and concludes with plans for future research in North America. (NKA)