Worldreader partnered with World Vision to provide students at under-resourced schools and community centers in America access to a digital library and a tracking strategy for children to set individual reading goals.

Take a look at the top 10 books read on our BookSmart app this the summer!

Following recent protests, children are asking more and more questions about race in America. Worldreader’s free library provides children’s books, authored by Africans and African Americans, to help guide these important discussions.

We've compiled a list of 7 books by authors from around the world to help explain empathy to kids and inspire them to be more compassionate.

Together with Opera, we’ve chosen a list of 7 books to teach youth essential life skills and inspire them to overcome challenges.

How can parents offset the effects of social distancing? Make a child’s world bigger again: Read stories from around the world.

At Worldreader we are determined to fight gender inequity in all areas of life, including the world of sports. Recently, we have added the Women in Sports Collection to our free online library. This set of  25 books aims to deconstruct gender stereotypes, emphasize the benefits of physical activity, and inspire young women and girls around the world to participate in sport.

This time of year, on Thanksgiving, many of us are reflecting on all the things that we are grateful for. Whether it’s our health, our friends, having a home, safety and security, or the ability to read. And it’s no wonder it feels so good. Research has shown that actively practicing gratitude boosts happiness and fosters both physical and psychological health. For ourselves, and those around us.

Children all around the world have been touched by the virus. Its lasting effects will remain present  – both physically and in our collective minds – for years to come. How can we help our children stay resilient and navigate these changes?

Here are some free e-books about the Sustainable Development Goals to inform and inspire your child.