We have loved and used Epic for a long time! It has over 40,000 children’s books, including many popular series. Little ones who need to be read to might enjoy the Just Books Read Aloud, as they can see pictures in a book while they are read to.
#Bookworm online for free#
Audible is offering a number of titles for free right now and there are even some that the parents might enjoy. Maybe your kids would prefer an audiobook.
Prefer physical books? (Me, too.) Now that the schools are closed, Scholastic Canada has changed their options and you can have books shipped directly to your house (shipping and handling is 10% of your pre-tax order, with a minimum payment of $6.). This site has over a million books, and though it seems that not all of them are available, they have lots of variety. Sometimes this means that the book may not be free of copyright in other countries, so your success at obtaining these free books may vary. Project Gutenberg offers books that are free of copyright in the US, making them an option for some classics.
#Bookworm online archive#
We’ve never tried using Internet Archive, but they say they work to archive web history and pay special attention to books, with a goal of providing universal access to digital versions of books. Check it out for both a fiction and a non-fiction option each week. We’ve heard that American Girl is opening their online library and offering a few books each week for free. Of course, the library has always had terrific e-resources and we’ve never appreciated them so much as now! No library card? No problem. **Click on the title to be redirected to the link. Here are some great reading options for your little bookworm at home! As the library shows no signs of reopening in time to meet this child’s insatiable need for stories, we began the search for some more online options. She has completely run out of new books to read and has started re-reading her own personal library, as well as getting e-books from the library when possible. Before this COVID-19 crisis hit, we made weekly trips to the library in our community to stock up on books to keep her happy. Fast forward one month. She regularly disappears throughout the day and can be found in the strangest of places (and positions) with her face practically pressed into a good book.
My kids love to read, especially my 7 year old daughter.
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