Free Inclusive Books for Kids

Literacy changes lives, and we’re dedicated to making quality books freely available to every young reader. Our inclusive books celebrate diversity and representation for young readers ages 5-9, featuring characters of different abilities, backgrounds, and experiences, helping all children see themselves in stories.

Free Adventure Decodable Reader with ck Words | Tire Trouble

Tire Trouble

An old tire rolls away from a broken-down car, searching for a new purpose. Will it find the perfect fit with a truck, a bike, or a horse and cart? Follow this determined tire on an exciting journey down the road as it discovers where it truly belongs.

Adventure Inclusion <ck>

Free Decodable Reader with es Plurals | What's Your Name?

What’s Your Name?

Jojo spots a talented boy playing soccer alone on the field. When Jojo tries to join in, he discovers the boy is an amazing player—but there’s something special about him that makes communication tricky. Will Jojo find a way to become real friends with this mysterious new player?

Friendship Inclusion Sports Suffix

Free Decodable Reader with Open Syllables | No One Like Me

No One Like Me

Have you ever wondered if there’s anyone else quite like you in the whole wide world? Join a curious character on a heartwarming journey of self-discovery as they search everywhere—from the water hole to the plains—looking for someone just like them. What will they discover about what makes them truly special?

Inclusion Animals SEL VC/CV-syllable-division

Free Decodable Reader with igh Words | Pals or Not?

Pals or Not?

Spike is a little cactus looking for a friend. He tries asking trees and plants all around the garden if they want to be pals. Will Spike finally find someone who wants to be his friend? Join Spike on his exciting quest to discover friendship in the most unexpected places!

Friendship Nature Inclusion <igh>

Free Decodable Reader with Silent W Words | Bop

Bop

Bop is excited about the upcoming bull parade, but learning the dance moves is harder than he thought! His big brother believes in him and encourages him to keep practicing. Will Bop be able to master the steps and dance alongside the other bulls? Join Bop on his journey to discover what he’s truly capable of.

Family Music Inclusion <wr>

Free Decodable Reader with V/V Syllable Division | Apam Cake

Apam Cake

Abdul is excited to help make Apam Cake for the festival, but when his mother gets hurt, he decides to bake it himself for the first time. With flour flying and batter splattering everywhere, can he create the perfect sweet treat before all the other cooks—or will something unexpected happen?

Family Humor Inclusion 3+-syllables

Free Decodable Reader with 'th' Words | The Big Sheep

The Big Sheep

Rose the sheep is too big to fit through the new farm gate! Her friends suggest she try yoga, running, and swimming to get smaller. But will these activities really help Rose solve her problem? Join Rose on her journey as she discovers what it truly means to be strong and healthy.

Animals Friendship Inclusion <th>

Free SEL Decodable Reader with 'th' Words | This is the Way

This is the Way

Ted is blind, but he knows the way to his friend’s birthday party! Using his senses—smell, touch, and hearing—Ted navigates the streets with confidence. As his neighbor Kim follows along amazed, she discovers something surprising: Ted has his own special way of ‘seeing’ the world. How does Ted find his path when he cannot see?

Inclusion Friendship SEL <th>

Free Sports Decodable Reader with 'th' Digraph | Jump Up!

Jump Up!

Coach Vic has an exciting surprise for his students after school! When they discover it’s volleyball, Tim worries he won’t be good enough. But Coach Vic believes everyone can have fun playing sports. Will Tim overcome his doubts and discover the joy of this amazing game? Join the team and find out!

Sports Inclusion Friendship <th>

Free SEL Decodable Reader with Open Syllables | Mel Can Help

Mel Can Help

When a flood sweeps through her town, Mel finds herself lost and scared at a school turned emergency shelter. There, she meets Jen, a kind doctor who helps people in need. As Mel watches Jen work, she realizes she can help too—even if she doesn’t know how to fix people. How can a brave girl like Mel make a difference when her community needs her most?

SEL Family Inclusion V CV CCV

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