Some parents who may be short on technology don’t need to worry about getting their kids a kindle reader and not getting their money’s worth from the reading device, because there are enough kindle books for kids to enjoy. The fact is that the device allows you to access any book you need at any time of the day, with its Wi-Fi capability, which makes it even more attractive for fans of reading.
But I still know that another question may pique your curiosity as a parent: What kind of children’s books can you access from such an e-reader?
First, there are learning tools and books for subjects like Math. And for those who just hate math, this can be a fun way to understand and master it, just like a game. One way is through the use of flash cards, created by a provider of educational content on the device. It offers flash cards that help young children learn addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and even conversion of percentages and decimal values. There are different levels and modes that your kids can play depending on their ability to emerge victorious in each challenge. A scorecard also helps them keep track of their development.
Second, various classic and new titles for children can also be found on the kindle device, so if you have a child who likes to read literature, then this e-reader is made for their passion. The deal here is that the titles are not as expensive as you think they seem. There are stories and books starting at $2.99. Sample titles include Anne of Green Gables by LM Montgomery, The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman, Saving Bluestone Bell by Strawberry Shakespeare, and The Children’s Literature Lover’s Book of Lists by Joanna Sullivan to give teachers and parents an idea of the great children’s books, among many others.
Third, who says you always need to buy the book for your e-reader? The thing is, the web has plenty of free ebooks that you can charge and download to your kindle reader. Yes, you heard right, it’s free and compatible with kindle. For example, there are free titles, both in books and stories, by famous writers and authors such as A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle, Seven Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor by Martin Powell, The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett, Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare and Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, among many others. Not only that, but parents can also enjoy the benefits of free online newspapers, right on their child’s e-reader.
If you’re worried about falling short on the reading list and someone tells you that there isn’t enough of a library of kindle books for kids, I hope this solid piece of information debunks the myth so no one misses out on the good things that the Amazon reader really has to offer.