NoveList is a book reccomendation database.

The Juvenile Series & Sequels Database from the Mid-Continent Public Library offers users the ability to find kid's books in a series by title, author, and subject.

BookFlix offers paired fiction and nonfiction books about the same topic. You can read, watch, or have the book read to you. There are extra links to find out more about the topics presented.

Epic offers a digital library of kids' books and learning videos. Free for teachers and students to use from school. Families can subscribe to the service.

Use your log in information provided by your teacher (different than AEA log in information).

KidLit TV is a place where you can watch as authors read their pictures books aloud.

MackinVIA offers a wide variety of ebooks and audiobooks for reading or for researching. Ask or email Miss Lewis for your username and password.

Oxford Owl has a library of over 100 ebooks expecially designed for readers ages 3-11.

Reading IQ is a website and an app that offers teachers and students in PreK-6th grade thousands of digital books for free use at school. Families may also subscribe to access books from home.

Use your log in information provided by your teacher (different than AEA log in information).

Story Time from Space provides video of astronauts reading aloud picture books from space.

Storytime with Ryan and Craig is a weekly reading show of a picture book by two writers/directors/actors.

Storyline Online has videos of actors reading aloud picture books to kids.

TrueFlix includes nonfiction books, videos, and additional links for learning about people, places, and history.

Unite for Literacy is an online library that has picture books for beginning and early readers that are narrated in more than 40 languages. Most books are written in English and Spanish.