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A section of the children's section of the library. There are colourful books displayed on top of a short shelf.

Kids

Programs & Events for Kids

Explore children's events at your local NVDPL, or join online from anywhere!

Supporting kids to explore, imagine, learn and create!

Your NVDPL card is your free pass to books, movies, music, and so much more! Visit your local NVDPL for a dedicated kids area filled with great books for all reading levels, or enjoy lots of digital content from the comfort of your own home. 

Looking for fun, free events on the North Shore? The library has a variety of programs for learning, creating, and having fun with friends in your community! Explore events for children of all ages, from birth to the tween years, including storytimes, book clubs, arts & crafts events, opportunities to enjoy nature, seasonal celebrations, and more.

Digital Library

Homework Resources

Summer Reading Club

Fun & Games

An outdoor scene with a group of children and adults participating in a lively event. In the foreground, a woman wearing a straw hat and blue skirt leads dancing with children. A brass band is in the background playing music.
A low wooden shelf filled with childrens books.

Kids Reading Recommendations

Find your next favourite read with recommendations from NVDPL librarians!

Branching Out From Graphic Novels

Stower, Adam.

Murray the Viking

Littler, Jamie

Voyage of the Frostheart

Harris, Neil Patrick, 1973-

The magic misfits

Selznick, Brian.

Wonderstruck : a novel in words and pictures

Choldenko, Gennifer, 1957-

One-third nerd

If you like books like...The Babysitter's Club

Kyi, Tanya Lloyd

Emily Posts

Vivat, Booki.

Meet me on Mercer Street

Kahakauwila, Kristiana

Clairboyance

Brennan, Megan

Kira and the (maybe) space princess : [graphic novel]

Voigt, Cynthia.

When wishes were horses

If you like books like...The Wild Robot

Walliams, David

Spaceboy

Walliams, David, 1971-

Robodog

DuPrau, Jeanne

Project F

Van Eekhout, Greg.

Cog

Bacon, Lee.

The last human

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