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Learning to Read with Dyslexia - Books and Resources for Families, Educators and Elementary Students

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month! Celebrate all year long with these library resources centering dyslexic characters and materials that tutors trained at the Children's Dyslexia Center--Madison have found helpful.

Audiobooks are also a great way to empower dyslexic readers! Libraries offer many books on CD, Playaway, or as audio-enabled copies of print books, as well as downloadable audiobooks through Wisconsin's Digital Library.

Resources for Working with Dyslexic Learners | About Dyslexia | Dyslexic Characters

Madison Public Library: Seed Library

The Seed Library is a self-sustaining seed exchange program. Choose from flower, herb and produce seeds then "check out" seeds for at-home gardening. After growing and harvesting the vegetables, participants are encouraged to return seeds to the library to be checked out to someone else.

Mae Mitchell Multicultural Collection

PRISM (People Resources in South Madison) established this multicultural collection for children at the Goodman South Madison Library in memory of Anna Mae Mitchell. These books, which span the breadth of cultures, races, and ethnic groups, are a lasting tribute to her life and work. To this day, the collection continues to be supported by her family, friends, and those who remember her important contributions...

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