Enjoy Books Anytime

Books you can read anywhere at any time! Download them for later or read them right away. Books are available for you to share in English or Spanish with your baby, toddler or preschooler. There’s always something to explore!

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Our Science-Based Learning Framework

Our app is based on the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework. This framework is designed to show the continuum of learning for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. The app is grounded in comprehensive research around what is appropriate for children in their early years and is designed for an adult to share with their child.

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Activities That Make Learning Fun

Channel the excitement of reading into activities with your child! Sing songs, play and create — activities for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.

Track Your Child’s Reading 
and Vocabulary

Keep track of the books and activities you and your child have finished, make notes about you and your child’s favorite parts, and even make a log of your child’s new vocabulary words!

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More to Explore

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Join Birth to Five Literacy Journey

Families who participate in Story School strengthen bonds with their child, help build academic confidence for kinder and beyond and are equipped with the tools and strategies to help support their child’s reading development at home.
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The Importance of Early Literacy

A child’s vocabulary at age 3 can help predict how well they’ll read by third grade. That’s because the first few years of life are packed with language learning. Every word a child hears helps build their language skills for life.
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About Make Way for Books

Make Way for Books is committed to helping parents, caregivers and educators give young children the strong start they deserve through books, everyday moments and the power of human connection.