PPLD Update - As of Aug. 4, 2025

Published Mon., Aug. 4, 2025

Final Decision in the Baker , et al. vs. PPLD, et al. Lawsuit

On Mon., Aug. 4, the District Court of El Paso County granted Pikes Peak Library District’s (PPLD) Motion for Summary Judgment on the one remaining claim in Case No. 24CV32336, specifically PPLD’s alleged violation of the Open Meetings Law.

Earlier this year on May 7, the District Court judge granted PPLD’s Motion to Dismiss all claims except for the Open Meetings Law claim, requesting that the parties provide additional information before he would rule on it. In granting the Motion for Summary Judgment on this claim, the judge found that he did not have subject matter jurisdiction to review the Board decision not to renew the Rockrimmon Library lease, and that the undisputed evidence showed that PPLD had not violated the Open Meetings Law with respect to the October 2024 Board meeting where the decision was made. As such, the judge dismissed the claims with prejudice against all parties, including the individually-named defendants, who had been improperly named. The Court now considers the matter closed.
 

PPLD Updates - As of May 14, 2025

Published Wed., May 14, 2025

Update on PPLD's Motion to Dismiss Amended Complaint in Baker, et al. v. PPLD, et al.

Below is an update concerning the lawsuit filed against Pikes Peak Library District and others regarding the non-renewal of the Rockrimmon Library lease:

On Wednesday, May 7th, the District Court of El Paso County granted Pikes Peak Library District’s (PPLD) Motion to Dismiss (Case No. 24CV32336) on all claims, except for one which remains pending. Due to the pending issue, PPLD will not be able to provide further comment.

Statement regarding COS Reads' New Library

PPLD previously raised concerns regarding potential confusion as to the library established by COS Reads. We’re pleased that steps are now being taken to address those concerns. As we said in our previous communication to PPLD cardholders, our intent is not to discourage new library initiatives, but PPLD has a responsibility to ensure that the public is not confused as to the source of those library services. We welcome the opportunity to move forward, and we remain committed to serving the Rockrimmon community.
 
 

PPLD Updates Regarding the Library in the Rockrimmon Area

Published Sun., April 27, 2025

Below is a letter that PPLD's attorney sent to the attorney for COS Reads on Thu., April 24.

View the PDF version of this letter

Page 2 of letter

Page 3 of letter

 
 

April 25, 2025: PPLD Updates Regarding the Library in the Rockrimmon Area

Published Fri., April 25, 2025

In the coming weeks, a new library will officially open in the Rockrimmon area. This library was created by COS Reads, the nonprofit organization spearheading the Save the Rockrimmon Library movement (the “COS Library”). These entities and the COS Library are completely independent of Pikes Peak Library District (“PPLD”). 

PPLD is made up of 14 locations and Mobile Library Services (“MLS”) that have been serving the growing needs of El Paso County residents for more than 60 years. These locations operate in compliance with the Colorado Library Laws that lay out the rights and responsibilities of public libraries and their Board of Trustees, as well as govern library operations. PPLD’s adherence to these laws ensures that all patrons receive safe access to all the services, materials, resources, and equipment that the 14 official PPLD locations and MLS stops offer. Therefore, it is important that the District helps the public to understand that only its official locations offer these assurances, and that the COS Library is not affiliated with Pikes Peak Library District. 

Some of the statements being made by these groups and the name that has been chosen for the COS Library are causing a bit of confusion for the public; books are being returned to the wrong locations; and the COS Library’s programs are bearing the same names as PPLD programs – Toddler Time and Paws to Read – giving the community the expectation of receiving the same quality service received at PPLD branches.

Please know that:

• For all PPLD programs that involve children, the staff presenting the programs are required to go through a nationally-accredited early children’s literacy training, along with a specific early literacy training. These trainings ensure that staff are knowledgeable on the developmental ages and stages of children, on how to use supplemental educational materials (such as, puppets or music) in the programs, and in “classroom” management techniques, etc.
• For all PPLD Paws to Read programs, the dogs are required to be therapy certified to ensure they can provide emotional support in diverse public settings. PPLD requires interviews for the handlers and assessments for the dogs. PPLD’s early literacy staff trains the handlers to work with young children, and the handlers must also complete the PPLD program expectations training. The handlers are provided with a Paws to Read Handbook, which they are required to read, acknowledge and agree to follow prior to hosting a program.
• All PPLD staff and volunteers must pass criminal background checks before they can be involved in any PPLD program or event. 

Moreover, PPLD is bound by Colorado and federal laws that provide a legal framework for library operations and responsibilities. By way of example, PPLD safeguards the privacy of its patrons’ library records (C.R.S. § 24-90-119), has a statutory obligation to provide access to library resources that express all points of view (C.R.S. § 24-90-122), and uses Internet filters to restrict access to visual depictions of obscene materials, pornography, and/or any other material harmful to minors as required under the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA).

Because the COS Library is privately operated, it is unclear whether it is required to comply with these laws – and it is even more uncertain whether patrons of the COS Library will understand that they do not have the same legal protections that they would have from PPLD. Therefore, PPLD wanted to inform the public that the COS Library is not affiliated with PPLD, that the COS Library is not an extension of PPLD, and that the COS Library is not bound by the same staff/volunteer training standards, background check requirements, or legal obligations as PPLD.

As these libraries are unaffiliated, PPLD patrons should know that any items checked out from one of its 14 locations or MLS stops must be returned to one of those locations or stops. They cannot be returned to the COS Library location. And items received from the COS Library cannot be returned to any PPLD locations; they will not be transferred to COS Library.

Know that PPLD is continuing to work for all its patrons throughout El Paso County, offering the quality and fulfilling services it has provided for decades. The Library District is thriving as the use of its amenities and participation in its programs, promotional campaigns, and donations continue to increase.

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Pikes Peak Library District

Formerly Latina Voices, Rising Voices is a series of programs that celebrate the accomplishments, successes, and cultural riches of the diverse people of the Pikes Peak region – sharing the varied voices and experiences of our community. This year’s program consists of two events: a Panel Discussion and a Celebration. The Panel Discussion will feature members of our community, including Luisa Graff, owner of Luisa Graff Jewelers; Kim Nguyen, art therapist at Diversus Health; and Peter Choi, reporter at KOAA. The Celebration will provide opportunities to enjoy foods, performances, and crafts from many cultures represented in our region.

Rising Voices: A Panel Discussion 

East Library: Wed., Aug. 20 from 6 – 7:30 p.m.

Join us for a compelling conversation featuring local leaders and changemakers as they share their journeys, challenges, and visions for a bright future for all.

Kim Nguyen
Art Therapist at Diversus Health

Kim Nguyen emigrated from Vietnam to America as a child. Her family endured many hardships to achieve their dream in a new home. Overcoming the odds, Nguyen flourished and exceeded her highest hopes and wildest dreams.

Nguyen has worked with adult populations in mental healthcare since 1986 through different organizations and hospitals. In 1990, she earned a BFA and in 1996 completed a Master of Science degree in art therapy. Nguyen is an intuitive and expressive artist who uses her paintings to heal and raise awareness. She has facilitated numerous workshops, classes, and retreats in California, Colorado, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine. She served on the Imagination Celebration board, contributed to the Colorado Springs Asian Committee, and curated projects for the Hillside Community Center ARTSpace Gallery.

Nguyen was named as one of 13 Women of Influence in Colorado Springs by the Colorado Springs Business Journal, among other awards. Currently she works at Diversus Health – art therapy services. On top of this, she teaches expressive techniques for veterans and fallen soldiers’ and veterans’ family members part time at Bemis School of Art at Colorado College. Nguyen is also one of the spiritual directors for the Colorado Springs Catholic Diocese.

Peter W. Choi
Reporter at KOAA News 5

Peter W. Choi joined the KOAA News 5 team as a multimedia journalist in July 2024. Choi’s career began at Arirang TV in South Korea, where he was a bilingual reporter covering the Korean peninsula and international news. His multicultural background brings a unique perspective to his reporting. After two years in Seoul, Choi pursued local journalism at KXLY 4 News Now in Spokane, Washington, covering two devastating wildfires, homelessness, and regional and state legislatures.

Choi was born and raised in South Korea and graduated from Seattle Pacific University, where he studied communication. When Choi is not in the newsroom, you can catch him beatboxing and singing.

Luisa Graff
Owner of Luisa Graff Jewelers

Born in Lima to an American father and a Peruvian mother, Luisa Graff escaped the country by herself at age 12 when the government was overthrown and all major industries nationalized by then-dictator Juan Velasco.

Her father was originally from Colorado, and she made her way to Colorado Springs – joining her older sister and an elderly aunt to start a new life. It would be years until the family was reunited. Speaking only a few words of English, but in need of money, Graff smiled her way into part-time work at a local jewelry store.

A springboard diving scholarship enabled her to attend college, and not long after, she earned honors as the first female gemologist in the western United States certified by the Gemological Institute of America. Gaining valuable experience as a minority shareholder at the same store where she worked as a young girl, Graff struck out on her own in 1999 and established Luisa Graff Jewelers.

Luisa Graff Jewelers grew rapidly, attracting national attention for sales success and yielding many invitations for Graff to speak at national forums. The store ranks among the top independent jewelry retailers in the country, with a single location in Colorado Springs.

A self-described “science nerd,” Graff believes in knowing and teaching the gemology behind the jewelry as a basis for assessing quality and value. She travels all over the world to find high-quality items for her customers. Supported by a knowledgeable staff of 29 professionals she considers family, her goal is to deliver on the promise made to every customer of “Helping You Be Unforgettable!”

Rising Voices: A Celebration 

Library 21c: Sat., Aug. 23 from 11 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Join us for a fun-filled festival featuring entertainment, food, and crafts for all to enjoy. Celebrate the many communities and cultures that make up the Pikes Peak region alongside friends, family, and neighbors. Enjoy performances, food, crafts, and entertainment that showcases a tapestry of cultures. Highlights include:

• Traditional Native American dance performed by Seven Falls Indian Dancers
• Irish dance performances by Rose Courtney Academy of Irish Dance
• Dance lessons on two traditional Indian dance styles with Bharatnatyam and Kathak
• Performances by The Colorado Springs Children’s Chorale.

Wrap up another joyful summer with live outdoor music! Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) is proud to present the 2025 Palmer Lake Library Concert Series! Join us for three Friday evening concerts from 6 – 7 p.m. on Aug. 29, Sept. 5, and Sept. 12, all at no cost.

This season's concert series will be held outdoors at the Palmer Lake Village Green & Gazebo, next to Palmer Lake Library at 66 Lower Glenway Street. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy the music of this summer concert series. Everyone is welcome.

In the event of inclement weather, concerts may either be relocated to the Palmer Lake Town Hall or canceled. 

• Fri., Aug. 29 – Peak Big Band, a dynamic ensemble known for performing a variety of big band music from Duke Ellington to rock legends Guns and Roses.
• Fri., Sept. 5 – Ricky Sweum, an award-winning musician, composer, educator, and music producer known for many things, including jazz performances.
• Fri., Sept. 12 – Some Sweet Day, an acoustic band playing “rockin’ mountain music, fiery old time/bluegrass fiddle from Appalachia, song and ballads mixed with some modern folk, and country music.” 

Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) is excited to present Virtual Author Visits in partnership with the Library Speakers Consortium. Hear from bestselling authors and thought leaders on a range of topics, from puzzling science to epic fantasy to tips on decluttering homes. Whether you are an avid or occasional reader, there is nothing quite like listening to insightful talks by authors you have read or new ones you are just discovering. You never know what will catch your interest. Attend these events at no cost from the comfort of your home. 

In August, join us on Tue., Aug. 5 at noon and delve into the fascinating world of birds with Smithsonian Biologist Jay Falk as showcased in the absorbing global guide, The Bird Book: The Stories, Science, and History of Birds. Birds are dinosaurs with a history going back millions of years. Our fascination with them runs deep, and our close association is reflected in creation stories, myths, legends, songs, and children's stories. Packed with information, beautiful photography, and illustrations, The Bird Book is perfect for nature enthusiasts and the nature-curious alike. Register for the access link. 

Tune in on Wed., Aug. 20 at 5 p.m. to hear from New York Times bestselling author Casey McQuiston about their latest romantic comedy, The Pairing. Theo and Kit have been a lot of things: childhood best friends, crushes, in love, and now estranged exes. After a brutal breakup on the transatlantic flight to their dream European food-and-wine tour, they exited each other's lives once and for all. Register for the access link.

For the last Virtual Author Visit of August, tune in on Thu., Aug. 28 at noon for a conversation with organizational psychologist Dr. Tasha Eurich about her book Shatterproof: How to Thrive in a World of Constant Chaos (And why resilience alone isn’t enough). We’ve been taught that resilience is the secret to navigating life’s most difficult moments. But according to Dr. Eurich, there is one problem with this assumption. Scientifically, resilience isn’t an unlimited resource, especially with the growing pressure and uncertainty we’re experiencing today. This timely discussion is set to unlock powerful new ideas about how to show up as our best selves. Register for the access link.

Learn more and see upcoming authors on our Virtual Author Visits page or check out past Virtual Author Visits!

More Upcoming Virtual Author Visits

• Wed., Sept. 3 at 5 p.m.: On Writing Darkly Charming Villainous Love with Hannah Nicole Maehrer
• Wed., Sept. 10 at noon: Argue Less and Talk More with Communication Expert Jefferson Fisher
• Wed., Sept. 17 at noon: Our Failed Attempts to Make English Eezier to Spell with Author Gabe Henry

The Shivers Concert Series presents its next concert – An Evening of Inspirational Word and Song – on Sun., Aug. 31, at 4 p.m. at Colorado College’s Packard Hall (5 W. Cache La Poudre St.).

While concerts in the Shivers Concert Series are usually ticketed fundraising events, there is no cost to attend this Shivers Concert Series concert. Donations are welcome and appreciated.

The Shivers Concert Series has been raising funds to support local culture and arts for 32 years. These concerts benefit the Shivers Fund at PPLD started by Peggy and Clarence Shivers, which contributes to the African American collection at Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD), awards grants and scholarships to students, and encourages young people to pursue their interests in the arts.

The concert features storyteller and reenactor Becky Stone, soprano vocalist Ciera Bowens, and the Sankey Sisters Quartet.

After the concert, there will be a book signing of I Wanted to be a Pilot: The Making of a Tuskegee Airman and Red Tail, A Tuskegee Airman’s Rendezvous with Destiny, as well as a reception sponsored by Tiemens Foundation. 

If you are unable to attend but would like to donate to the Shivers Fund, visit the Shivers Fund donation page.

The PPLD Foundation invites you to participate in their first ever Pickleball Tournament Fundraiser at Springs Pickleball – West (780 Vondelpark Dr.) on Fri., Aug. 1. Have a blast and connect with your community at this friendly competition. Choose from Casual Open Play, Family Fun Court Time, or a non-ranked Tournament where each team is guaranteed at least six games. Proceeds support Pikes Peak Library District. 

Schedule of events:

• Casual Open Play (5 – 6 p.m.) – $15 per person  
• Family Fun Court Time (5 – 9 p.m.) – $15 per person  
• Tournament Night Entry (6 – 9 p.m.) – $45 per person 

Register today to secure your spot! 

There will be prizes for all levels – whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, everyone has a chance to win. No paddle? No problem! The PPLD Foundation will have equipment available for those who want to join and support the cause.

If you are interested in sponsoring a court or prizes, please reach out to Marcie McNulty at mamcnutly@ppld.org or (719) 531-6333, x6325. 

Can’t attend? You can still support the Library with a donation to the PPLD Foundation. 

Celebrate all of the reading, creating, exploring, and learning you did during Summer Adventure with three outdoor Summer Adventure Celebrations! Get outside with us and have a blast at these family fun events.

• Fri., July 11 from 10 a.m. - noon in Aga Park (Fountain) – Step into Wishing Star Farm’s petting zoo, see community helper vehicles like fire trucks, build with large foam blocks and magnetic tiles, enjoy a sweet treat from Culver's, discover vendor booths like Bricks & Minifigs, and more.
• Fri., July 18 from 10 a.m. - noon in George Fellows Park (behind East Library) – Discover activities and booths for kids of all ages, dive into a FOAM-TASTIC party, explore Wishing Star Farm’s petting zoo, see a real helicopter from Children’s Hospital Colorado, slip down a giant inflatable waterslide, meet Switchbacks mascot Ziggy, visit vendor booths like Raisin' Cain's Chicken Fingers, enjoy free frozen treats from Shake Shack, wind through a children’s obstacle course, and more.
• Thu., July 31 from 6 – 7 p.m. in Limbach Park (Monument) – Enjoy an interactive concert full of humor, dancing, and games with national family music performer Steve Weeks.

Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) invites you to the 2025 El Paso County Fair - A Spudtacular Journey – Celebrating 120 Years of Fair, Presented by Ed Green Construction. We have wrangled up a special discount for PPLD library cardholders to receive $2 discount on any admission purchased online (excluding carnival passes), including ticketed Arena Events (rodeos, auto races, and the demo derby).

To claim, visit El Paso County Fair’s ticket office online and enter discount code PPLD2025 on the checkout screen.

Find out what fun the Fair has in store this year on the El Paso County Fair webpage!

While you are at the Fair, stop by PPLD’s booth to enjoy fun family activities. Find us in the Whittemore Building on Fri., July 18 and Sat., July 19 from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 

On Friday, travel back to the early 2000s with us at the Y2K Party in Whittemore! Whether you enjoy the music, colorful fashion trends, or just want to experience all that is Y2K, this is the perfect way to go back in time and relive the nostalgia. 

Facilities Master Plan Documents:

Facilities Master Plan

Facility Design Guide

PPLD Board of Trustees to discuss Facilities Master Plan during Internal Affairs Committee meeting

Published on Thu., Oct. 3, 2024; Updated on Wed., Oct. 9, 2024

The Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) Board of Trustees announced today that it has received the final version of its Facilities Master Plan (FMP) from its consultants which include HB&A, an award-winning architectural and planning firm; ReThinking Libraries, with more than a decade of experience helping hundreds of libraries across the country with community engagement, strategic planning, and future-readiness; and Farnsworth Group, a century-old engineering and architectural firm. PPLD contracted with these organizations in the summer of 2023 to evaluate the Library District’s current operations and the community’s needs. The goal is to improve PPLD's offerings to the El Paso County community and to plan for a sustainable future for the Library District.

The trustees’ next steps include reviewing the report and its recommendations and then determining how they will proceed based on the results.

During its October monthly meeting, the Board’s Internal Affairs Committee will review the findings and recommendations. This meeting will take place on Tue., Oct. 8 at 8 a.m. at East Library. The meeting is open to the public. The committee will then bring its recommendations to an upcoming monthly Board meeting for discussion by the entire Board.

*Updated on Wed., Oct. 9, 2024: During its October monthly meeting, the Board’s Internal Affairs Committee met and reviewed the findings and recommendations. This meeting took place on Tue., Oct. 8 at 8 a.m. at East Library. The meeting was open to the public. The committee will then bring its recommendations to an upcoming monthly Board meeting for discussion by the entire Board.

Facilities Master Plan Preliminary Findings

Published on Mon., July 8, 2024

As part of Pikes Peak Library District’s (PPLD) Facilities Master Plan, we have been working with a consultant since summer 2023 to evaluate PPLD’s current operations and community needs. The goal is to improve PPLD's offerings to its community and to plan for a sustainable future for the Library District.

During the June 19, 2024, Board of Trustees meeting, our consultant presented their preliminary findings based on extensive data collected through multiple means of data collection, including public input through a series of public input sessions, visual dot-board meetings at outreach and Library events, a Community Survey, and input sessions with community leaders. Various options were presented by the consultants, including select branch closures, service hours adjustments, self-service options, and seeking voter approved funding increases. No decisions are being made on any of the recommendations presented at this time.

When the final Facilities Master Plan report is ready, the Board will assemble a committee to discuss the findings and recommendations. Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) supports a diverse community throughout El Paso County, and we strive to be good stewards of Library resources to provide the best resources and services to our community as we can.

The following three recommendations were presented to the Board based on different levels of funding:
 

Option 1 - Level Funding: Maintain current funding levels without change. Operational and capital funding stays at $51 per capita. Average household impact is about $134 per year.

Short-Term:

• Adjust service hours across Old Colorado City, Manitou Springs, and Cheyenne Mountain libraries
• Pilot unstaffed controlled access to Calhan, Palmer Lake, or Ute Pass libraries and reduce hours once adoption has occurred
• Close Rockrimmon Library at end of lease or after a short extension
• Close Ruth Holley Library at end of lease or after a short extension 

Mid-Term:

• Add materials pickup lockers  
• Open a new location along the Powers corridor
• Expand High Prairie Library location (15,000 square feet)

Long-Term:

• Shift Monument Library to a new and larger owned location
• Light renovations to East Library
• Upgrades to Sand Creek Library 

Option 2 - Modest Increase: Increase funding to bring PPLD halfway up to the Colorado average. Operational and capital funding would increase to $61 per capita. Average household impact would be $161 per year.

Short-Term:

• Adjust service hours across Old Colorado City, Manitou Springs, and Cheyenne Mountain libraries
• Pilot unstaffed controlled access to Calhan, Palmer Lake, or Ute Pass libraries
• Seek voter approval on funding increase
• Add materials pickup lockers

Mid-Term:

• Shift Ruth Holley Library to a new Powers corridor location  
• Expand the High Prairie Library location (15,000 - 20,000 square feet)
• Upgrades to Sand Creek Library

Long-Term:

• Shift Monument Library to a new and slightly larger owned location
• Fuller renovation to East Library
• Shift Rockrimmon Library to an owned location

Option 3 - Higher Level Increase to match the Colorado average funding level. Operational and capital funding would increase to $74 per capita. Average household impact would be $195 per year.

Short-Term:

• Pilot unstaffed controlled access to Calhan, Palmer Lake, or Ute Pass libraries
• Seek voter approval on funding increase
• Add materials pickup lockers

Mid-Term:

• Add new Powers Corridor outlet
• Expand High Prairie Library location (20,000 SF)
• Shift Monument Library to a new and larger owned location

Long-Term:

• Full renovation to East Library
• Shift Rockrimmon Library to an owned location
• Shift Cheyenne Mountain Library to an owned location

You can view the presentation of the preliminary report at youtube.com/watch?v=qDWR6NHrBfI and skip to timestamp 29:13. 

Your library card gives you access to a world of possibilities at Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD). In addition to a wide selection of physical and digital items you can check out, you also have access to a variety of online resources and databases. This month, take a closer look at World Almanac for Kids and TumbleBook Library.

You will need a library card that starts with a 4 to access some of the resources on this page outside of a Library location. 

World Almanac for Kids

World Almanac for Kids provides kids with an accessible way to explore a wide range of topics. They can search for a topic they are interested in and learn about it through engaging illustrated articles, videos, Fun Facts, interactive quizzes, and more. This colorful, kid-friendly database is a fun way for kids to start building their online research skills.

Find this resource under the Research and Learn tab of our website and choose “All Databases.”

Families can come up with fun learning activities to do together to engage their young learners in developing these skills, or try some of these ideas: 

• Challenge your whole family to look at the “Today’s Feature” or “Featured Topics” sections of the home page and see who can learn a new fact first.
• Come up with the perfect birthday for a historical figure using the “This Month’s Birthdays” section of the home page. Read about the historical figure and discuss what things they would like to have at their birthday party.
• Work together to complete one of the projects under the “Science Projects” section.
• Have someone choose an entertainer, athlete, or writer they like (go to the “Topics” section and look under “Biographies” to find lists of available people). Then challenge everyone else to find one fact about the person that the chooser didn’t know.
• Watch a video together on a topic of interest. Then see who can remember the most facts from the video.
• Visit the games section and print out a crossword puzzle or wordsearch and complete it together. Or choose a topic and “Test Your Knowledge” together by taking one of the quizzes.

TumbleBook Library

Kids learn to read through practice, and having a variety of different types of reading experiences supports their learning. Having someone read to them, attending Storytime, reading to themselves, and reading out loud to dogs during programs like Paws to Read are all great ways to support a child’s literacy development. Here’s a new reading experience to add to your toolkit: TumbleBook Library.

elp the children in your life discover a love of reading with read-aloud chapter books and animated, talking picture books. TumbleBook Library offers a variety of read-aloud books for early readers. As the story reads itself, the text currently being read highlights so that kids can learn as they read along. The read-aloud element of these books helps kids learn how to pronounce unfamiliar words.

This platform’s animated picture books provide a unique visual experience as they read and listen. Readers can change the speed of the book so that they can slow it down or speed it up based on their own reading speed.

For added learning experiences, each book comes with a quiz kids can complete after reading, and a 10-question book report form where they can practice their recall skills. There are also regular eBooks, language learning books, interactive puzzle and game books for added learning fun, videos, and more. 

Find this resource under the Books & eBooks section of our website.