Today’s list has a couple great eBooks as well as a number of eBooks that aren’t “great” but at least are free. If anyone downloads the Mr. Postikit and the Fishing Derby book, I would be interested in hearing what you think of the bonus book at the end. In the bonus book, Mrs. Postikit makes sure everyone gets on time for church by making extra waffle batter to take to their homes for emergencies. I think that sounds a little creepy, but maybe I’m alone in my opinion . . .
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Here are my favorite kid friendly eBooks that are available for free:
5 Sight Word Books for Beginning Readers by Cindy Bracken
I know that you are all as excited as me to see another collection by Cindy Bracken available today. These books are short and well done, and I know I’ve heard great feedback about how much your kids love them.
Basic Astronomy Concepts by Christ McMullen, Ph.D.
This eBook is actually written for older kids, but the photos are excellent and the quality looks great. I didn’t have time to read the whole book, but I did glance through the beginning.
Safari Stanley’s Jungle Animals by Christopher Biggs
Toddlers will enjoy looking for the animals behind the jungle foliage. The book has a cute ending too.
Here is my complete list of Kindle eBooks for kids available today: Free Kindle Picture Books
Unfortunately, I typed up my whole list for today with comments only to accidentally lose the list into cyber space. I was able to reconstruct it for the most part, but I don’t have time to redo all the comments. (Some of the books on the list do have some grammatical and formatting issues.)
Thanks for all the kind comments, shares, and support!
Bethany
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I agree with you on Mrs Postikins…even her name was creepy and her blue hair. I love a good book that teaches a moral lesson but this was just plain weird. Haha
The blue hair is definitely over the top. I’m glad she doesn’t go to church with me, since I’m almost always late (and I don’t even make waffles on Sunday.) : )