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Library staff have created over 25 different book lists to help you.
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Browse and search our library catalog just for kids.
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Reading books with your child before kindergarten increases learning potential. Track 100 books at a time to reach the goal of 1000 books before kindergarten.
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Library staff review children's fiction, non-fiction and everything.
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Comics PLUS K-8 This link opens in a new windowEnjoy unlimited access to digital comics, graphic novels, and manga—24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No holds or borrowing limits. The Kids Collection only displays appropriate content from the Comics Plus Age Guidelines such as "Children" (K–Grade 3; Ages 5–7), "Kids" (Grades 3–5; Ages 7–10), and "Teen" (Grades 6–8; Ages 11–14). Search by new and popular titles, publishers, and more than 50 different genre categories.
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Hoopla This link opens in a new windowStream and download ebooks, audiobooks, movies/TV and music.Choose BONUS BORROWS and find free content that doesn't count against your play credit. Turn on Kids Mode for child friendly selections.
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Overdrive for Kids This link opens in a new windowBrowse, sample, place holds and borrow eBooks and other media for the appropriate age and reading level.
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Tumblebooks: Interactive library for kids This link opens in a new windowEnjoy animated, talking picture books that teach the joy of reading.
Featured Resources
Storytime
George Reynolds Branch Library Storytimes
Meadows Branch Library Storytimes
NoBo Corner Library Storytimes, Holiday Park (weather permitting)
15-minute virtual storytimes on our YouTube Storytime Playlist.
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Special storytimes made for TV!
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Kanopy Kids This link opens in a new windowEnjoy unlimited plays of popular shows and movies in curated collection for kids ages 2-8.
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Hoopla This link opens in a new windowStream and download ebooks, audiobooks, movies/TV and music.Choose BONUS BORROWS and find free content that doesn't count against your play credit. Turn on Kids Mode for child friendly selections.
Database Resources
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Use our research databases and ebooks to support students. Reach out to library staff if you need help with access.
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Ask a LibrarianSubmit a question online and get an answer by email.
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Novelist K-8 This link opens in a new windowA trusted source of read-alike recommendations specifically for middle school and younger readers.. Find books that interest you. Parents and teachers can also find tools to teach with fiction books and engage young readers.