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

WineDirect and global nonprofit, Worldreader, are partnering to bring digital books to families of WineDirect staff during Covid-19 schooling disruptions, ensuring that children can keep reading and learning.

Last year, QNET Ghana, through its Corporate Social Responsibility arm, RYTHM Foundation, provided 50 Kindle e-readers which were pre-loaded with 100 culturally-relevant books each for students in Nima, a large slum within the city of Accra, Ghana. It was a project in partnership with Worldreader, a global literacy non-profit organization and Achievers Ghana, an educational social enterprise.

Digital literacy has become one of the most important skills required in everyday life. Digital literacy is the knowledge, skills, and behaviours for the effective use of digital devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops and desktop PCs for purposes of communication, expression, collaboration and advocacy.

Launched in 2014, Book Dash aims to make fun, quality books available to children who cannot afford them with a goal of providing every child in South Africa with 100 books by the age of five. Worldreader, together with the Goethe Institut, sponsored the first pan-African event of Book Dash. The event included six authors and six illustrators from Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Tanzania, Togo, Zimbabwe, and Uganda.

"The first few years of a child’s life are the most important. 90% of brain development happens by age five. Worldreader’s Read to Kids initiative empowers parents and caregivers to build their children’s language, academic and life skills during these crucial years through reading and storytelling everyday. Parents, caregivers and even older siblings can now access hundreds of carefully curated digital books in Hindi and English via their mobile phones, along with tips and techniques to become a great storyteller! Start reading and telling stories to your young ones today. Download the Read to Kids App from the Play Store...

"The first few years of a child’s life are the most important. 90% of brain development happens by age five. Worldreader’s Read to Kids initiative empowers parents and caregivers to build their children’s language, academic and life skills during these crucial years through reading and storytelling everyday. Parents, caregivers and even older siblings can now access hundreds of carefully curated digital books in Hindi and English via their mobile phones, along with tips and techniques to become a great storyteller! Start reading and telling stories to your young ones today. Download the Read to Kids App from the Play Store...

"बच्चों की ज़िंदगी के पहले कुछ साल बहुत महत्त्वपूर्ण होते हैं I मस्तिष्क का 90% विकास 5 साल की उम्र तक हो जाता है I इन वर्षों के दौरान बच्चो की भाषा, शिक्षण और जीवन कौशल के निर्माण के लिए वल्डरीडर द्वारा की गयी ‘रीड टू किड्स’ पहल जिसके माध्यम से अभिभावकों को रीडिंग और स्टोरीटेलिंग में मदद मिलती हैI अभिभावक, अपने मोबाईल फोन पर हिंदी और अंग्रेज़ी में बेहतरीन डिजिटल किताबें पा सकते हैं, जिनकी मदद से आपको अपने बच्चो को मजेदार तरीके से कहानियां सुनाने के नुस्खे और तकनीके दिए गए हैI आज से ही अपने बच्चों को...

"बच्चों की ज़िंदगी के पहले कुछ साल बहुत महत्त्वपूर्ण होते हैं I मस्तिष्क का 90% विकास 5 साल की उम्र तक हो जाता है I इन वर्षों के दौरान बच्चो की भाषा, शिक्षण और जीवन कौशल के निर्माण के लिए वल्डरीडर द्वारा की गयी ‘रीड टू किड्स’ पहल जिसके माध्यम से अभिभावकों को रीडिंग और स्टोरीटेलिंग में मदद मिलती हैI अभिभावक, अपने मोबाईल फोन पर हिंदी और अंग्रेज़ी में बेहतरीन डिजिटल किताबें पा सकते हैं, जिनकी मदद से आपको अपने बच्चो को मजेदार तरीके से कहानियां सुनाने के नुस्खे और तकनीके दिए गए हैI आज से ही अपने बच्चों को...

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Until very recently, Margret was illiterate. Margret went back to school just a few years ago, at an adult education center and even though she had never learned to read or write, she quickly became the center's top student. The center was so impressed that they decided to offer Margaret a teaching job. But books are scarce and expensive where Margaret lives. That's why she uses Worldreader on her mobile phone to teach her students, to read and to read with her own children.