Dyslexic Positive Libraries Initiative

DPLI Resources. Kit the Library Kitten stuffie, a bookmark that says "celebrate neurodiverse teens," and a sign that stay, "Dyslexic Positive Library."

Dyslexic Positive Libraries

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The Dyslexic Positive Libraries Initiative (DPLI) provides free programming, collection development, and other resources. Make your library dyslexia and neurodiversity friendly.

Free resources for libraries!

  • Dyslexic positive library sign
  • Affirming bookmarks & signs
  • A storytime that teaches kids to read & literacy activities
  • Aligning library programing with the phases of learning to read
  • BARD Braille & Audiobook App
  • Book lists (recommended and weed)
  • Spelling Bullying sign
  • Build a Library Literacy Nook with decodable books
  • Decodable storywalks ®
  • Building empowering, effective relationships with “reluctant readers”
  • Kit the Library Kitten stuffie and more!

See all All DPLI Materials

Dyslexic Positive Libraries Initiative website

Two women at a conference center holding a handwritten sign that says We are Strongest TOGETHER.
Emily (Literacy Specialist) & Nicole (Youth Librarian Specialist) at ALA 2025.
A happy snail with glasses reading a book. Text says, "I'm on my own reading journey."
Dyslexic Positive Library sign. Welcome! This is a dyslexic positive library. Neurodiversity makes our world work! Background of pink and green with rainbow infinity sign.
Outstanding dyslexic stories sign. Books grouped into 5+, 9+, YA+ and Adult. Titles also available from the book lists pages.

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