Birth to Five
Summer Learning!
This summer, we invite you to Imagine Your Story.
Tumble Book Library: Read-Along Stories, Puzzles, & Games
Kids, parents, and teachers! Reading is fun with animated talking picture books, videos, puzzles and games, and language learning.
Read-Along eBooks for Kids
Find your next book to read along with! Read-along books from OverDrive will highlight the text and read with you. Many have sound!
Read, Listen, Play!
Birth to Five Books Carousel
Reviews, Lists, & More!
From circles to squares and beyond
Learning to recognize shapes is an important step on the way to recognizing letters. These are a good start for young minds & little hands.
A Big List of Awesome Board Books!
We know that you can't come in and browse the board books right now, so here is a huge list of new board books for your youngest reader.
Explore Summer Fun with Your Children
Read some highly-rated picture books about summer to your little ones.
Summertime brings summer friends, but it also brings growth and the accompanying changes. Sometimes it brings spectacular unexpected visits and new expectations…
Read more of this comment about Waiting for Chicken SmithI have always felt I was too serious...too nerdy...too introverted...too tall...too Brown...too so many things...this book was a timely reminder that I…
Read more of this comment about A Peacock Among PigeonsOur Favorite Children's Book Illustrators
Taylor and Escarlen (Children's Services Team at Quincie Douglas library) share their favorite children's book authors.
Sing to Your Little One
Sing to your child even if you can't sing on key! Children love being sung to by their parents and it can help spark speech development.
Our Favorite Children's Book Authors
Taylor and Escarlen (Children's Services Team at Quincie Douglas library) share their favorite children's book authors.
I can't with all of the cuteness of Tiny T. Rex! Fun and beautifully illustrated book about kindness and perseverance that readers of all ages can enjoy!…
Read more of this comment about Tiny T. Rex and the Impossible…Don't be Color Blind
Talking about race with young children is vitally important and challenging. Here are books to start difficult and important conversations.
My staff and I read this book and each of us stated, after we read, what a touching story it was. What I love about this book is the acknowledgement, in…
Read more of this comment about Papa, Daddy, and RileyLet's Cook Together: Child-Friendly Cookbooks!
Food connect us. Cooking also provides the opportunity for young people to practice math, reading, communication, and fine motor skills!
Names I now know
Read stories about people of color whose names may not be so recognizable. Like Rosa Parks and George Floyd, their names are worth knowing.
Black Fathers Matter
There is often much negativity when it comes to Black fathers so we celebrate and uplift them with this list.
A Is for Another Rabbit
Is there a way to go through the entire alphabet with each letter representing a rabbit? Of course, says the narrator of this ABC book – even though it drives…
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