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Book discovery for kids

Building strong reading identities and matching kids with books they'll love

Book discovery for kids

Building strong reading identities and matching kids with books they'll love

Book discovery for kids

Building strong reading identities and matching kids with books they'll love

Virtual Author Events

Bookelicious Presents: award-winning authors, books, and student activity guides.

FOR EDUCATORS
#FillMyShelf Wishlists

Create an account, build a wishlist, share the link with anyone to “Help #FillMyShelf”!

FOR EDUCATORS
Bookelicious Book Bundles

Buy one or more of our favorite collections and save!

FOR FAMILIES & EDUCATORS
Gamified Book Discovery

Build Bookmoji avatars with your kids that match them with books they’ll love.

FOR FAMILIES AND EDUCATORS
Book Fairs Reimagined

Online PopUp Shops: kids get book-matched, families build home libraries, schools benefit.

FOR EDUCATORS

New Stories About Black History

Hitting Her Way to the Negro Leagues (Barrier Breakers)
Hitting Her Way to the Negro Leagues (Barrier Breakers)
Sharing the Dream
Sharing the Dream
And She Was Loved
And She Was Loved
A Change Is Gonna Come
A Change Is Gonna Come
Dream a Dress, Dream a Poem
Dream a Dress, Dream a Poem
The Library in the Woods
The Library in the Woods

How It Works

We blend fun technology with expert curation to match kids with books they want to read. Our approach is research-based, our collection of 40,000+ titles is diverse and fully customizable, and our books, programs and events engage and energize readers.

Bookelicious for Educators

Bookelicious develops strong reading identities by connecting students with books that match their interests, and helping them learn to browse and search. To date, our cutting-edge platform has been used in more than 4,500 schools nationwide.

Bookelicious for Families

Did you know that books in the home are one of the strongest predictors of academic success, and that kids are more likely to read books they’ve chosen themselves?

Create a wishlist of books to share with colleagues, friends, and family