Summer reading suggestions for children ages birth to five.
Getting Kids Excited About Reading
Spoilers! is a game that motivates kids to read and be creative.
16 Books Staff at White Center Library Are Reading Now
Check out books Rat City library staff members are currently reading and listening to.
Books to Help Kids Cope
When difficult topics arise in a child's life, books can help.
Mock Newbery 2019: We Have a Winner!
The votes have been cast and the winner is...
Curiosity Days: Science of Life
Get ready for Curiosity Days at Pacific Science Center or join in the fun at home with these educational and entertaining books for children and teens. This month, satisfy your curiosity about the Science of Life and talk about it with your family and friends. Read any of these books on the Science of Life…
Global Reading Challenge
Read, practice teamwork, and have fun with other readers! Each year, King County Library System partners with local schools for a competition called Global Reading Challenge (GRC). Teams of 4th and 5th graders read six selected books and then answer questions about the books. The winning team from each participating school moves on to face teams from…
Online Games for Kids
Looking for online games for your child? Here are some options hand-picked by your local children's librarians. ABCya! Educational games and apps. BBC Bitesize – Dance Mat Typing An introduction to touch typing. CBeebies Preschooler games, clips, songs, and things to make with your favorite CBeebies characters. Design Squad Nation Engineering and science activities, games, videos, and…
Narrator Spotlight: Bahni Turpin
My number one absolute favorite audiobook narrator is Bahni Turpin. Ms. Turpin narrates books for all ages in all genres. As a voice actor she is amazingly versatile and talented. But you don't have to take my word for it. She's won multiple awards including the Audie and the Odyssey. She is in the Audible…
Instant Access with Your Student ID
Use your student ID number to check out ebooks, movies, music, and more this summer! If you are in elementary, middle, or high school in the KCLS service area, you can get access to all of the online resources on the KCLS website -- even if you don't have a regular library card. Pretty cool, right…
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