Looking for a book to read for fun, or researching a topic for class? Check out these sites:

The Flagstaff Public Library is currently offering a curbside holds service so that you can check out books from their collection. They also have great e-book and e-audiobook collections, and many other helpful services.

Fun fact! You can access the Flagstaff Public Library's e-book collections on your iPad by adding the library to your account in the   Sora and Hoopla apps!

Don't have a library card? You can request one online by going here: 

Library Card Request Form.

Do you need digital access only, or have trouble with the form? Call (928)213-2333 and one of the friendly library staff will help you.

Research databases by topic from the Arizona State Library give you access to reliable articles on a wide range of subjects.

Kate Messner's Middle School Resource List is a great place to find read-alouds, interesting lessons, and other great activities.

 Project Gutenberg has some juvenile e-books available for free, such as:

The Happy Prince and Other Tales

Heidi, by Johanna Spyri

Swiss Family Robinson, by Johann David Wyss

My Father's Dragon, by Ruth Styles Gannett

White Fang, by Jack London

Anne of Green Gables, by L.M.Montgomery