Yes, you can encourage your children to read (without going broke). The post 15 Best Websites to Find Free Online Books for Kids appeared first on Reader's Digest.

But finding free titles isn't easy, so you'll want to head over to a book-finder site like Freebook Sifter, which has more than 600 children's ebooks catalogued.

Barnes & Noble's Summer Reading Program is the best of both worlds for parents and kids—parents can feel good knowing their kid is preparing for the next school year by reading, and the kids are ...

Addressing this challenge up to some extent, Google Play Books has announced that it is expanding its kids’ collection by giving away 300+ non-fiction kids’ books for free on the platform.

For those free books, Google says that they all fall under the Read & Listen option, which is great for kids as pages are turned automatically. This allows them to sit back, relax, and enjoy the ...

Nearly two-thirds of children will always want to read print books even though there are ebooks available. Literacy advocate and teacher Donna Rasmussen thinks this is because “We are tactile ...

To help you read more on a budget, here we list down some websites, apps and publishers who are giving free access to a wide range of e-books (especially during the coronavirus lockdown). Read on ...

A Kuna restaurant is turning regular family dinners into opportunities for connection and learning. This is thanks to a unique idea and community partnership, Ana Paz, one of the owners of Enrique ...