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We do not have books on the website for kids to read. On Biblionasium, children can rate, review, and recommend books to their community. They can also log their reading and participate in reading challenges. However, due to copyright, students will need to obtain the books from other sources.
Beyond school and public libraries, we recommend that you review the following sources to consider recommending to your students for reading books online:
Project Gutenberg – A library of over 60,000 free e-books in the public domain
Overdrive – a resource where you can download e-books and audiobooks for free if you have a library card
Unite for Literacy – free digital picture books for kids
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Winning Book Review Ages 7-8 Grand Prize Submitted by Ruby-Claire C. Review of Princess Posey and the First Grade Boys by Stephanie Greene and Roth Sisson You should read this book if you’re in the mood for: Fiction What did you like about this book? I liked this book because
Congratulations to the winners of our Star Reader Challenge! Many thanks to all who submitted stellar reviews for our star reader challenge. Honorable mentions and some of the winning reviews will be posted soon.
We don’t really mean you should bribe your kids to read! However, we do think reading is one of the best activities for kids to engage in outside of school. Some kids naturally gobble up books, but some need more encouragement to read than others. So here are five tips to
Even the most reluctant readers stop to smile when they hear something interesting! We hope to turn those smiles into a genuine motivation to pick up a book. So, here are five fun facts about reading to tell your students!
“I’m booooored!” Does that sound familiar? Are you looking for enriching ways to keep your kids entertained? We have just the solution for you. These funny books are critic and kid-approved and will keep your child smiling through the “boring” moments in life.
Encourage your students to pursue big dreams in an exciting way! By reading engaging stories of inquisitive kids and important historical figures, children get excited about becoming engineers, inventors, scientists, and mathematicians! Moreover, they feel celebrated for their natural curiosity and for asking questions. Check out these 10 inspiring, diverse, STEM-related books to get
