e-iNC Library (the library's main eBook site) 

Chatham County Public Libraries' online, downloadable eBook and audiobook collection. Browse titles for Kids and Teens.

Download eBooks and audiobooks to your Apple or Android device, Kindle Fire, Kindle E-Ink, Laptop or Nook. Up to four (4) items may be checked out at one time, with a checkout period of either 7, 14, or 21 days. 

Compatible with OverDrive, Libby, and Kindle apps.

NC Kids Digital Library

A statewide eBook consortium specifically kids in pre-K through 4th grade. Over 3,700 eBooks, audiobooks, videos and Read-Alongs are available through OverDrive’s digital reading platform. These materials are instantly available for every child, at home and everywhere.

Download eBooks and audiobooks to your Apple or Android device, Kindle Fire, Kindle E-Ink, Laptop or Nook. Up to five (5) items may be checked out at one time, with a checkout period of either 7, 14, or 21 days.  

Compatible with OverDrive, Libby, and Kindle apps.

NoveList Plus

Not sure what to read next? Enter an author, book, or series title, and NoveList will help you find books that meet your interests!

AR Book Finder - Search titles to determine Accelerated Reader book level and points. Description of titles also indicates reader interest level.

Conversion Chart: AR Book Level (ATOS) to Fountas & Pinnell Guided Reading Level

Kids Book Series - This website is maintained by WebData Technology Corporation. The purpose of the site is, in part, " to help make parents' and educators' jobs easier by helping them select the right books for their kids." The portion of the site linked here allows you to sort book series in a number of ways, including by Lexile, Accelerated Reader, and Fountas and Pinnell Guided Reading levels.

Scholastic Book Wizard - This site from Scholastic allows you to search for a book by Title, Author, or Keyword. Books are then displayed with their Grade Level and Guided Reading Level.

What is Early Literacy? - Raising Readers is a website all about reading and early literacy. If you're not sure exactly what Early Literacy means, this is a good place to start. 

Six Early Literacy Skills - This web page from Colorado Libraries for Early Literacy outlines six early literacy skills for children ages 0-3, and ways parents can practice these skills with their children.

Early Literacy - Zero to Three is a non-profit organization whose mission is to ensure that all babies and toddlers have a strong start in life. The web site contains resources for parents and caregivers on a variety of parenting topics. Early Literacy resources include links to videos that demonstrate pre- and early literacy skills.

Family Math - Easy and fun activities for families that promote early math learning. Select from one of four areas of everyday life for family math activities. Developed by DREME (Development and Research in Early Math Education) at Stanford University.

Talking Is Teaching - Learning begins at birth! Talking Is Teaching empowers parents and caregivers with fun and easy ways to improve their babies' learning.

NC LIVE - Need resources for that big research project? Find ebooks, journal articles, online reference materials, and even videos to help with that assignment. Use your library card barcode and PIN to log in!

NCpedia - Looking for information on the Old North State? Look no further! NCpedia highlights North Carolina's unique resources, people, and culture to enrich, educate and inform. It is coordinated and managed by the North Carolina Government & Heritage Library at the State Library of North Carolina, a part of the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

Transparent Language - Transparent Language makes it easy to learn a new language - from Afrikaans to Zulu - in lessons that build upon one another. Use your library barcode or Chatham PASS ID number and PIN to log in!