Today’s free eBook list contains almost thirty quality kids’ books. You will find for free several highly rated middle and elementary grade novels, a couple picture puzzle books, a picture book to help explain pregnancy and childbirth to young children, and a choose-your-own-adventure historical novel.
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Today, my favorite free kids’ ebooks are:
My Mommy’s Water Balloon by Lisa Darnell
I loved the illustrations in this sweet eBook that shows a mother explaining to her little boy about the baby inside of her. In my opinion, this eBook was tasteful as well as informative. (Note: There is a picture of the baby coming down the birth canal at the end that some parents may find inappropriate for small children.)
Lost on the Road to Nowhere by Scott Fowler
I admit that I’m intrigued by this family adventure novel about four children stranded in the North Carolina wilderness. According to the reviews, this eBook written by award-winning sports columnist Scott Fowler is enjoyed by a wide range of ages.
Christopher Columbus and the Knights Templar by Jon La Plante
This novel for young children combines mystery, historical fiction, and choose-your-own adventure to teach kids about the discovery of North America. Unfortunately, no reviews have been written on Amazon yet, but the premise certainly looks promising.
The rest of my free eBook list for today: Free Kids’ Kindle EBook List
Thanks for stopping by today. (Don’t forget to check out the new free eBooks on MeMeTales this week.)
Bethany
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