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Featured — award winners and classics first, when available. Use “Show different books” for a new selection.

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The Lost World

Arthur Conan Doyle

1912 ★ 4.0

Reader Development in Practice

Bob Glass, Susan Hornby

2008

Creating lifelong readers through independent reading

Barbara Moss

2010

Look, it's books!

Gayle Skaggs

2008

Prof Toff's Zoo

Jeanne Willis

2012

The little free library book

Margret Aldrich

2015

Motivating recreational reading and promoting home-school connections

Timothy V. Rasinski

2000

Quick and popular reads for teens

Pam Spencer Holley

2009

The big book of reading, rhyming and resources

Beth Maddigan

2005

Raising kids who read

Daniel T. Willingham

2015

Booktalks, bookwalks, and read-alouds

Rosanne J. Blass

2002

Bulletin board power

Karen Hawthorne

2002

Independent reading

Barbara Moss

2015

Invitations, celebrations

Fay Blostein

1980

The winners! handbook

Judy Freeman

2009

Creating a literacy environment for boys

Christopher Michael Spence

2005

Developing lifetime readers

Thompson, Michael

1992

Across cultures

Kathy East

2007

Read for your life

Pat Williams, Peggy Matthews Rose

2007

Sizzling summer reading programs for young adults

Katharine Kan

1998

How to get your child to love reading

Esmé Raji Codell

2003

Starbrand and Nightmask

Greg Weisman

2016

Reading at home A to Z

Brenda Ehrmantraut

2006

Connecting boys with books

Michael Joseph Sullivan Jr.

2003

Making the match

Teri S. Lesesne

2003

Books Every Child Should Know

Nancy Polette

2006

More booktalking that works

Jennifer Bromann

2005

Promote reading through booktalks

Carol Littlejohn

2002

Booktalks and more

Lucy Schall

2003

Reading is funny!

Dee Anderson

2008

Browse free books to read online

Book Explorer lets readers browse the free, readable part of the Open Library catalogue by familiar genres, or by the exact subject tags Open Library assigns each book. Every book has its own page with a reader where one is available, plus links to Open Library, your library, Libby and Amazon.

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