Recommended Reads
Our next Pulse of Reading conversation is Nov. 21. Take the discussion home with these exceptional picture books.
Here are some picture books with characters who have to get creative and problem-solve. Put one on hold easily here!
Here are some terrific nonfiction titles recommended by “Ravenous Readers” (gr. K-3) or “Literary Lunch” lovers (gr. 3-5). Be sure to check our calendar for our special books discussion for kids!
What do new readers recommend to other kids? Here are some recommended easy readers to get your little learner started.
Try “reading the pictures” in these detailed and intriguing wordless picture books. Reading Rockets says “sharing wordless books is a terrific way to build important literacy skills, including listening skills, vocabulary, comprehension and an increased awareness of how stories are structured.” Put one on hold today!
What do kids in Reading like to read? We asked and here are some faves!
Whether they are “Ravenous Readers” (gr. K-3) or “Literary Lunch” lovers (gr. 3-5), kids in Reading love to recommend books! Check out some of these highly recommended chapter books!
Here are some opportunities to play, sing, and connect with other itsy bitsy readers!
What is all this Hoopla about? Hoopla (for kids)(and adults too) is our new free, streaming service of always available popular materials. Download the hoopladigital.com app and use your library card & PIN for 24/7 access!
Looking for a fun book to read at nighttime? Check out this list of excellent books to read aloud with the entire family:
e-books for e-kids! Unlimited, free, always available streaming books for kids K-6 with Tumblebooks.
Check out one of these awesome LEGO books today and start building your universe!
Experience the people, places and events that shaped our history with Freedom Flix!
In honor of Women’s History Month, we’d like to share this book list with you. Put them on hold easily via the links in this post.
As we look forward to the spring and summer, here are some fun books for all ages to learn about where our food comes from and how to cook it!
April is Financial Literacy Month and to celebrate, here’s a list of books for kids ages 4 – 13 that bring up money management topics.
Mary recommends an atmospheric story inspired by Caribbean folktales.
Mary picks the latest Newbery Award winner, “The Girl Who Drank the Moon.”