Search for any book we have in print in our school library. You can find out if it’s currently available or checked out. If you sign in with your google account, you can place a hold, create reading lists, recommend books to others, and leave reviews. You can search for specific books and topics or browse the themed Collections.

The library will open to the public on June 12th! You can put materials on hold via the computer catalog using your library card number or call the library to ask for help. Call (413) 583-3408 x2 once you've put items on hold in order to schedule a pick up time.

For help from Youth Room staff, call (413) 583-3408 x3 or email hubbardyouthroom@gmail.com. Tell July and Olivia what you like and they can make suggestions.

is the online Young Adult community created by Simon & Schuster’s teen fiction arm. Each month, Riveted offers a new range of Free Reads. Most of these titles are “extended excerpts” of YA novels, but they also have a few full length novels and will also throw in a few full short stories from up-and-coming authors. And as a kicker, they offer a full free ebook to all new subscribers.

Read ebooks or listen to audiobooks from the public library's digital collection. All you need is your public library card number. Most of these can only be checked out by one person at a time, but there are some that are always available. Read on your Chromebook, phone, tablet, or ereader using the Libby app.

Right now, kids everywhere can instantly stream an incredible collection of stories, including titles across eight different languages, that will help them continue dreaming, learning, and just being kids.

All stories are free to stream - no account needed - on your desktop, laptop, phone or tablet. BMS students should look in the Teen, Tween, and Elementary sections. Yes, the Elementary section has things even 8th graders will like.

Epic is the leading digital reading platform—built on a collection of 40,000+ popular, high-quality books from 250+ of the world’s best publishers. It has ebooks and audiobooks that you can read on your Chromebook.

To read for free, your teacher must create an account and put you in their classes. A parent can also purchase access for a small fee.

The Boston Public Library offers free eCards to any Massachusetts resident over the age of 13. This eCard gives you access to all of their online resources, including eBooks and audiobooks.

Get a free BPL eCard https://www.bpl.org/ecard/

Any Massachusetts resident who has a BPL eCard has access to eBooks and comics through Hoopla, newspapers and magazines through PressReader, and audiobooks and magazines through RBDigital. All of these can be accessed through the BPL's website.

Hoopla is available with a BPL e-card.

It's an incredible resource with eBooks, comics, audiobooks, music, movies and TV shows!

All the content is simultaneous use, as well, which means you'll never see "unavailable." Download the free app or go to the site.

Webtoon is home to thousands of creator-owned content with amazing, diverse visions from all over the world. Get in on the latest original romance, comedy, action, fantasy, horror, and more from big names and big names to be - made just for WEBTOON. Available anywhere, anytime, and always for free. Most of it is appropriate for teens, but some of these comics contain more mature themes like violence and suicide. Usually if a comic is for a mature audience, it gets marked as mature.

(For ages 13+. If you are between 13 and 18, you may only use the Service under the supervision of a parent or legal guardian who agrees to be bound by the Terms of Service).

Wattpad is an e-reading website that connects a community of 80 million readers and writers. Original books are uploaded directly for the platform for users to read. You have to create an account to read the books and before you get attached to one book, know that there are some books you have to pay to read.

(Wattpad Services are only for people 13 years old and over).