Twin Cities Book Festival attendees were eager and curious to hear about Ebooks Minnesota.
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Ebooks Minnesota has newly added titles, including some New York Times Bestsellers and popular book club books.
Literature that explores complex ideas exposes readers to material that challenges their thinking and can help widen perspectives and empower community voices. This literature can also promote diversity, equity, and inclusion by highlighting the experiences of minority groups and oppressed communities. With Ebooks Minnesota’s “Challenged and Banned Books” collection, you can access titles that explore diverse voices and experiences.
The majority of the 2024 Minnesota Youth Reading Award nominees are now available in Ebooks Minnesota.
“Ah, my back!” I’ve been saying this more and more lately, and I know I’m not the only one. I should have known everything would soon be going downhill when I turned 23 this past year. I mean, I’m almost halfway to 50. Should I just accept my fate?
We are happy to share that several new titles around racism, antiracism, and American history have been added to Ebooks Minnesota.
Who doesn’t love playing the guitar at someone for hours at a time? (Even if their name’s not Ken.) That is one of the reasons why I began learning the guitar back in high school, but I’ve fallen out of practice a bit since then. I turned to Ebooks Minnesota for a refresher.
Mni Sota Makoce: The Land of the Dakota, a very popular title in Ebooks Minnesota, focuses on the Dakota people's deep cultural connection with the land that is Minnesota.
Whether we like it or not, it's time for students and teachers to get ready to head back into the classroom. For this reason I have created a featured group of books in Ebooks Minnesota, titled Back to School.
By Annie Barrows, bestselling author of Ivy + Bean, The Best of Iggy highlights a 9-year-old, high-energy, troublemaking kid.
Minnesota's statewide ebook collection for readers of all ages