• A personalized home page greets each student when they login. This features their own recent books read, links to see what classmates are reading, the latest totals from the class book scoreboard and more.
• See how easy it is to add a book; even many first and second graders do it on their own.
• Here's a real School Page to illustrate mybookcorner in an active school. Student's reading achievements are recognized across the school. The School Page features links for notable reading accomplishments, like the School Top 20 Readers.
• Mybookcorner messages can be sent to other classmates. Like e-mail, but within the controlled mybookcorner environment.

• You can add books as you read them to your personal BookCorner. MyBookCorner maintains an online book log: titles, authors, pages, mini-reviews, etc.
• You can see what your classmates and friends have been reading.
• Your pages will count toward fun reading competitions in your classroom and school.
• At a glance know your personal and class book stats: top 10 readers, most read authors, top reading months, etc.

After a club is set up, you can get notified of new books they read and browse through what they've read in the past.

These are easy book clubs. You read whatever you want and enter the book. They read whatever they want and enter their books. Your respective BookCorners can then be seen by each other when you visit myBookCorner!

We don't decide for you what books to read next. You do that. Sorry, Oprah.

This Contact Us feature is also available from the main menu at the top of every page.

This can be an easy win for your school. MyBookCorner's job is to promote independent reading, which is a home-based activity. Teachers can use myBookCorner as a spur to get their students reading more, but kids and parents mostly use myBookCorner at home. Classroom use is optional and at the discretion of the teacher.

Your school can sponsor an innovative program for no cost and without a lot of extra effort.