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Build the Classroom Library Your Readers Need

Explore engaging fiction, nonfiction, and content-area readers that help students build literacy skills, content knowledge, and a love of reading. TCM makes it easy to find the right books for your readers and your goals.

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Find Your Fit

Not sure where to start? See which option best matches what you want to add to your library.

 If you want  Explore Grades Why
More high-interest nonfiction and real-world topics TIME FOR KIDS® Nonfiction Readers K–8 TIME FOR KIDS® content helps students build literacy skills and knowledge while exploring the world around them.
More engaging stories and genres Fiction Readers K–5 Engaging stories across genres help broaden reading experiences and keep students reading.
More books and variety Book Adventures PreK–6 75 fiction and nonfiction books add quality, variety, and choice to your classroom library.
Something more specific Explore All TCM Readers PreK–12 Find additional options by grade, subject, topic, language, reading need, and more.

 

Free Classroom Library Resources

Looking for ideas to help you build or refresh your classroom library?

Explore free tools and resources to take a closer look at what you have, identify what your readers could use more of, and plan what to add next.

Classroom Library Wish List
Take a quick look at what's already well represented in your library, think about what your readers could use more of, and create your classroom library wish list.

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Explore More Classroom Library Books & Readers

Every classroom library has an important job to do: help students grow as readers while giving them opportunities to explore ideas, build knowledge, and discover what they love to read.
TCM offers fiction, nonfiction, content-area readers, decodables, and more—so you can build a collection that supports your readers and your goals.

Questions About Building Your Classroom Library

Should a classroom library include both fiction and nonfiction?

Yes. Fiction gives students opportunities to explore stories, characters, and genres, while nonfiction helps them investigate real-world topics and build knowledge. Including both gives students more ways to find books that match their interests and learning goals.

Explore Fiction Readers | Explore TIME FOR KIDS® Nonfiction Readers | Explore Book Adventures

How can I add more variety to my classroom library?

Consider what’s already well represented in your classroom library and where there may be gaps. Look for opportunities to add more fiction, high-interest nonfiction, a wider range of genres and topics, or books that support different reading needs.

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How do I choose books for different students and grade levels?

Start with students’ interests, grade levels, languages, and reading needs. Offer a range of topics and formats so students have meaningful choices, then explore books that fit your students and instructional goals.

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