If you've never been an e-book reader, don't despair! It's easy to get started and you can read on a range of devices, although a phone or tablet (with the blue light turned down!) is generally the most book-like.
There are plenty of options! See information on:
You don't have to visit your local KRL branch to get great library service! With a library card, you can:
Don't have a Kitsap Regional Library card? Register online to get your e-Card number. You can use your e-Card to download audiobooks, eBooks and music, and access KRL research databases.
The Children’s Book Council, the nonprofit trade association of children’s book publishers in North America, has created a Master List of Publisher Online Resources. This list gathers together all the free lessons, activities, videos and readalouds that major publishers have made available to families and educators. A treasure trove of book related fun!
From SCBWI: "So many creators of children’s books have risen to the call for help from teachers and parents during the COVID-19 crisis by creating online materials that will entertain, instruct, and inspire children and young people. Some are reading their books and discussing them. Some have created mini-lessons on art or history or craft projects. Some are doing the equivalent of a school visit with a presentation and slide show. This is a directory of what published members are making available online."
Gene Yang, cartoonist behind American Born Chinese, discusses his comic book and graphic novel work, including his latest, Dragon Hoops, a graphic novel about basketball.
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