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eRead Kids


eRead Kids is the Georgia Public Library Service’s digital library of almost 15,000 eBooks and audio books for children from pre-k through fourth grade.

Check out picture books, graphic novels, nonfiction, and more! Find popular series such as Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Big Nate, Who Was…? and Geronimo Stilton. eRead Kids can be used on any tablet, phone, or computer.

eRead Kids


How to use eRead Kids:

  1. Access eRead Kids using the link or button above.
  2. Sign in with your library card number and library card PIN. (If you do not know your PIN, please call or visit your home library for assistance).
  3. Check out up to 5 items at a time or place 10 holds at a time!
  4. Click “Read Now” to begin reading.
  5. The item will open in a new browser tab. When you’re done, add a digital bookmark and close the tab. To read offline, choose “Offline Access” from the left-hand menu.)
  6. Return your items when you’re finished reading! The checkout period is 14 days.

Access eRead Kids on your mobile device using the Boundless app from your app store:

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Apply for a Library Card

PINES library cards are free for all Georgia residents. You must present a valid photo ID showing current Georgia address. A parent or legal guardian must be present to register a child under 18.  There is no longer a charge to replace a lost or stolen card.  A card is not required to attend programs or visit the library, however, you must have your card or show your card on the PINES app to check out items.

You can also apply for a PINES e-card online! Click here to fill out the form.

An e-card provides immediate access to your library’s online resources, including our digital library and learning resources. If you’d like to upgrade to a full PINES card in order to check out library books and other materials, please bring your e-card account number and your photo ID to any PINES library to complete the registration process. If you have any questions, please call your local library for assistance.