Free books for kids by mail
What a wonderful idea! Here are some ways to get free books for kids by mail:
- Dolly Parton's Imagination Library: This program, founded by Dolly Parton, sends free books to children from birth to age 5 in participating communities. You can check if your local library or community is part of the program.
- Book of the Month Club for Kids: This club sends a new book to kids every month, often with a personalized note. While not entirely free, they offer a free trial period and discounted rates for long-term subscriptions.
- Scholastic's Book Clubs: Scholastic offers book clubs for kids, where they can receive a selection of books every month. While not entirely free, they often have promotions and discounts.
- Reading A-Z: This online reading platform offers a free book of the month subscription for kids. They also have a "Free Books" section with a selection of e-books.
- Free Books for Kids: This website offers a selection of free e-books for kids, including popular titles and classics.
- Project Gutenberg: This digital library offers over 60,000 free e-books, including many classic children's books.
- ManyBooks: This website offers a wide range of free e-books, including children's books, classics, and public domain works.
- Open Library: This digital library offers over 1.7 million free e-books, including many children's books.
- BookMail: This website offers a free book subscription service for kids, sending a new book every month.
- Local libraries: Many public libraries offer free book delivery services for kids, especially for those with disabilities or who are homebound.
Remember to always check the eligibility criteria and any potential costs associated with these programs before signing up.