eRead Kids is a digital library available through all public libraries in Georgia. Young readers have access to over 45,000 electronic and audiobooks. The collection includes fiction and non-fiction picture books, basic readers, graphic novels, and chapter books in English and Spanish for kids in Pre-K to fourth grade.
Users can access eRead Kids at the library downloading The Palace Project app, and signing in with their library card number and PIN. Find more info at georgialibraries.org/ereadkids.
Get started with The Palace Project app.
1. Download
The Palace Project app is available in both the Apple App
Store for iOS phones and tablets and the Google Play Store
for Android phones and tablets.
2. Connect
Open the Palace app, tap “Find Your Library,” and type or
scroll to find "Bartram Trail Regional Library" to access our collection of
ebooks and audiobooks.
3. Browse
Browse available titles by selecting any of the headings to view
additional or related titles. Or, search for a specific title by selecting
the magnifying glass in the upper right corner of the screen.
4. Borrow
Select the desired title and click “Get.” If your book is currently
unavailable, click “Reserve” to place a hold. After choosing to get
or reserve a title, you will be prompted to sign in with your library
barcode number and password/PIN. Call the library to request a PIN number if you do not have one already.
5. Read
Once your book has been downloaded, click “Read” or “Listen”
and enjoy! Borrowed titles can be easily accessed by selecting “My
Books” at the bottom of the screen.
Already on Palace?
Add the eRead Kids library...
1. Add a Library
Open your Palace Project app and navigate to the Catalog screen. Tap the Palace Project icon in the top left corner and select "Add Library."
2. Search
Search for "eRead Kids- Bartram Trail Regional Library System" and choose that option.
3. Browse & Read
Browse, download, and read items from the eRead Kids catalog. Use the Palace Project icon in the top left corner of the Catalog screen to navigate back and forth between the regular and eRead Kids catalogs.
