Keep your kids reading all summer long with these fun kids summer reading programs for 2025. Here is how they can earn cash, free books, prizes and more!

Librarians, educators, and authors share age-appropriate resources for introducing kids to banned books and celebrating ...

Smithsonian museum educators have curated a list of their top picks for summer reading to keep kids engaged and their imaginations active, including free online resources you can access and download t ...

LitKidz allows kids to pick out a free book every month from The Bottom's selection, which highlights Black writers.

Bookelicious, an online site for kids’ reading, was founded by Lea Anne Borders to connect ... Here are some we recommend: Barnes & Noble Summer Reading Challenge: Fill our journal, get a free book in ...

According to the Imagination Library website, 1 in 7 children under 5 in the US receives books from the program each month. How can I register to get free books for my kids?

Books in Every Bag is a local nonprofit that encourages reading for young learners and provides books for children ages 5 and under.

Here's where kids and teens can get freebies for completing their summer reading Experts recommend that kids read at least 15 minutes a day to keep up with their learning level.

Jan Carrie Steven is on a mission to spread the joy of reading to Niagara’s kids by offering free donated books. The St. Catharines resident launched a Free Books for Kids program in January and ...

Mary Denison took her non-profit Reading Ready Pittsburgh to the next level with a free bookstore that helps kids and parents alike.

Scholastic runs an interactive digital summer reading program through its Home Base platform. Kids can log minutes, access free books online, and earn digital rewards. Sign up here!