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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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Summer is over, but the joy of reading continues year-round. We know kids want to read what their peers are reading, so check out what actual kids have to say about their favorite books. Five random winners and five top contributors to our Summer Review Contest have been selected and notified via email. Read excerpts
As kids are gearing up to trick or treat or maybe watch a scary movie or two, we pulled together this list of creepy, spooky, and mysterious books to pique your child’s interest in reading.
Tell us how your kids or classroom would change the world! Brought to you by Penguin Young Readers, in partnership with iCivics.org! Open to: Kids and classrooms ages 5-8. Prizing: One individual kid winner and one classroom winner will be chosen. Each will receive $2,500 to help make their idea a reality, a virtual meeting with
Biblionsaium was featured on Common Sense Media as one of the best websites for independent reading. Read more >>>
CONTEST CLOSED – Read the winning reviews here! At Biblionasium, we inspire students to reflect upon what they’re reading. Book reviews are an effective tool for students to express their thoughts and for parents and educators to gain insight into students’ reactions and preferences. To support our students, we are pleased to announce The Last Kids on Earth
An encouraged reader is an excited reader! Use this printable certificate to reward your students for a job well done once they’ve completed a reading challenge! Download Now Be sure to also check out our collection of digital citizenship resources, complete with a fun and informative video, a slideshow for teachers to