Ebooks Minnesota

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Summer Reading with Ebooks Minnesota: Stories to inspire every reader

Ebooks Minnesota supports summer reading by providing free, anytime access to a diverse digital collection of engaging fiction, nonfiction, and Minnesota-focused titles for readers of all ages.
Critical AI in K-12 classrooms : a practical guide for cultivating justice and joy Budhai, Stephanie Smith

New Ebooks Minnesota titles support librarians and educators

New Ebooks Minnesota titles equip librarians and educators with practical strategies for student engagement, culturally responsive teaching, and navigating emerging topics like AI and trauma-informed practice.
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International Compost Awareness Week, May 3-9

International Compost Awareness Week is May 3 to 9, with the theme “feed the soil that feeds us” to raise awareness about the important role that composting food scraps plays in improving the soil that grows our food.
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A Country born in protest: Ebooks to help K-12 children understand peaceful protesting in the U.S., historically and today

In the wake of the largest protest in human history (No-Kings on March 28th, 2026), we may be searching for ways to help children of all ages understand just exactly why people protest and why they matter. This collection of ebooks currently available in Ebooks Minnesota is curated with that in mind. 
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Ebooks MN highlight for Earth Day: Rooted in the Earth

Rooted in the Earth: Reclaiming the African American Environmental Heritage by Dianne D. Glave is a thought-provoking and grounding read. Glave challenges the harmful stereotype that a meaningful connection to the environment is at odds with the African American experience.
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MELSA's most circulated titles of 2025

Is MELSA becoming the first library system to have a 5-PEAT? Being OverDrive’s highest circulating consortium five years running, check out MELSA’s top circulated titles for 2025!
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Ebooks Minnesota's most viewed titles of 2025

Usage data from Ebooks Minnesota and Ebooks Minnesota for Schools highlights the top 10 most-viewed titles, offering a snapshot of what Minnesotans are reading across both platforms.
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Revisiting Gatsby at 100: Why it still feels so American

This past year marked the 100th anniversary of The Great Gatsby, a reminder to consider a return to a book many of us first encountered in school and discover why it still resonates as an American tradition.
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Cozy up with Ebooks Minnesota: A winter-themed Virtual Book Talk for grades K–5

Join us on a journey through a sampling of K-5 winter-themed books from Ebooks Minnesota!
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Minnesota Library Association eBook Task Force: Information sessions on digital access

Learn more about the challenges libraries face in providing equitable access to ebooks and digital content by attending one of these upcoming information sessions hosted by the Minnesota Library Association (MLA).