The featured story from our diverse collection of video read-alouds is a delightful performance by the book’s author, Hannah Lee. Her book, My Hair, celebrates the creativity, style, and affection involved in the care and appreciation of hair. As Hannah’s debut book, My Hair marks a joyful exploration of these themes. For more insights, check out a video interview where Hannah discusses her experience writing My Hair and the inspiration behind it.
Explore our collection of stories that celebrate creativity, style, and love across a wide range of topics—from purses and food to friendships and hula hoops! Whether you choose one story or several, you’re in for an enjoyable afternoon. Our listening library is accessible 24/7, allowing you to return to your old favorites anytime. With “Read it again!” being easier than ever, you can dive back into these beloved tales whenever you wish!
Simply click on any book cover to start listening to the story! If you enjoyed these selections, you can discover even more engaging tales at our Free Video Read Alouds collection. Additionally, for more themed reading and activity fun, visit IndyPL’s DIY Online Storytimes at Home. Here, you’ll find a wide range of resources designed to make storytime both enjoyable and educational from the comfort of your home.
Diverse Video Read Alouds:
Join Us for In-Person Storytime!
- Event: Reading Ready Time – Dinosaurs! Roar!
- Date & Time: Wednesday, April 23, 12:00am
- Location: Online
- Description: Children 3-6 are invited to a virtual Library visit! Jess Neeb-Smith, librarian extraordinaire and Herbert Simon Early Literacy Specialist, presents a fun-filled storytime all about dinosaurs. ROAR!!
- No Registration Required.
- Event: Storytime at Garfield Park
- Date & Time: Wednesday, April 23, 10:30am
- Location: Garfield Park Branch
- Description: Babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and their parents/caregivers are invited for stories, songs, and movement activities.
- No Registration Required.
- Event: Construction Zone
- Date & Time: Wednesday, April 23, 10:30am
- Location: Franklin Road Branch
- Description: Toddlers 18-36 months can build and then demolish in this hands-on program with the Indiana State Museum. Explore art and engineering with ramps, towers, trucks, and more construction fun! This program will offer a tactile experience to build fine motor and problem-solving skills.
- Register Here
