English and Literature Homework

This comprehensive resource for the study of literature was originally edited and curated by Yale University professor Harold Bloom. Bloom's Literature includes thousands of critical essays and discussion questions, plus author biographies and character analyses, full-length poems, the full text of hundreds of reference books, full-length videos of classic plays and films, and more.

eRead Kids is a digital library of kids books that is provided by Georgia Public Library Service and is available through all public libraries in Georgia. Young readers have access to over 40,000 eBooks and audiobooks. Explore the collection of 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.

This collection of books is available through the Palace Project app. Learn how to find these books in the Palace Project app by watching this how-to video from the Georgia Public Library Service's eRead kids page.  

Our most popular eBook and eAudiobook platform, Overdrive, focuses on providing access to adult fiction and non-fiction, with a special emphasis on bestsellers.  All of our popular magazine content can be found here as well!

Users can check out up to fifteen titles of any type at a time and carry an additional fifteen titles on hold. While wait times may appear to be long, eBooks and downloadable audio circulate faster than other materials. Please remember to return these digital loans as soon as they are finished to help those next in line!

Download the Libby app to access Overdrive titles on your favorite device.

Looking for a popular series not available on this platform? You can find more eBook and eAudiobook content on Hoopla and the Palace Project. 

The Palace Project is an eBook and eAudiobook service provided by the Georgia Public Library Service (GPLS). Ever get frustrated searching various apps looking for a book? Help is here! This easy-to-use app aggregates and delivers content from FulcoLibrary services, like ProQuest eBooks and eRead Kids, as well as providing access to thousands of public domain titles without holds, waits, or checkout limits.

The Palace Project, or Palace App, also provides another way to access to bestsellers and popular titles. Try it today!

Free 24/7 Tutoring Available Through Paper  / Tutoría Gratuita las 24 Horas del Día, los 7 Días de la Semana, Disponible a través de Paper

Fulton County Library System offers students at all levels unlimited, on-demand access to free academic support through Paper.

Need someone to talk through a particularly tough math problem? A Paper Tutor will be there to assist students within seconds. Need someone to read an essay and make suggestions on how you can improve it before submitting? A Paper Tutor will be there to assist students.

No matter what a student's academic needs are, Paper’s expert learning assistants are available to help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Just log in to Paper and get started!

If you attend an Atlanta Public School, you can use your APS ID as your username. All students who live in Fulton County or the City of Atlanta are welcome to use Paper.co with their library card number.

 How do students log on?

1. Click "Sign in with email or SSO instead" on the main page at  https://app.paper.co/login/student
2. Select the “Continue with Fulton” button when prompted, you’ll then be redirected to an OpenAthens authentication page.
3. On the OpenAthens page, login with your Fulton County Library card number or Atlanta Public Schools ID as your username and pin/password.

Once logged in, you’ll be redirected to Paper.co as an authenticated user

After logging in, you’ll be prompted to add your email address to your account and once you verify your email, you can then use the platform as much as you need!

More tips to login:

• Use chrome browser
• You must authenticate with OpenAthens first, but you’ll be redirected to Paper.co
• Type your library card number or Atlanta Public Schools ID where it says Email or Username
• Type your library card PIN/password in all caps where it says password if you previously did lower case
• If you are having issues after trying these steps please Ask a Librarian for help