MakeMake

Authentic Spanish eBooks for kids and families.

Digital Library en Español

MakeMake Digital Library en Español

Unlimited access for the communities you already serve.

Unlimited access to curated Latin American literature — for Spanish-speaking and bilingual communities your library already serves.

Carefully selected fiction and nonfiction for ages ~3–15, from 100+ Latin American publishers. Available to public libraries through Learners Engaged.

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Why libraries

Why libraries choose MakeMake

Spanish-first collections are hard to build in print. MakeMake gives your community simultaneous, unlimited access to authentic titles that don’t show up on other digital platforms.

Curated & original

Fiction and nonfiction from Latin American publishers; ~95% originally written in Spanish.

No waitlists, ever

Multi-user access. Whole classrooms and families can read the same title at once, 24/7.

Library-ready

Flexible authentication, free MARC records, offline reading, accessibility-minded design.

See it

Watch how readers experience MakeMake

A short look at the reading experience — picture books, comics, interactive titles, and the tools librarians use to promote reading.

Everything your Spanish readers need

3,000+ eBooks

Picture books, comics, graphic novels, novels, poetry, nonfiction (ages ~3–15).

Interactive titles

140+ exclusive interactive books with narration, animation, and branching stories.

Reading guides

550+ Spanish-language guides with discussion questions and activities.

Live literacy events

Year-long author, artist, and expert sessions.

Marketing kit

Digital and print tools to promote the collection locally.

Collection guidance

Cost-free expert advice on building Spanish youth collections.

Built for public libraries — and schools

Public libraries

MARC records · barcode / IP / SSO auth · community marketing kits · unlimited patrons inside & outside the building

Schools

Age-appropriate portals · reading guides · LMS/SSO (Clever, ClassLink, Microsoft 365, Google) · classroom reading clubs

From first look to live

Step 01

See it

Short demo with your Learners Engaged representative.

Step 02

Try it

Run a trial and see real use before you commit.

Step 03

Go live

Annual subscription sized to your community. Learners Engaged can invoice directly.

Recognized for literacy and design

AASL Best Digital Tools for Teaching & Learning 2026 · Bologna Children’s Book Fair CrossMedia Award 2024 · 1,000+ schools and library branches

“I appreciate your advocacy for Spanish-language books through the MakeMake database… Your work helps make high-quality Spanish literature more accessible to families.” — Ivonne Arreola, Library Services Manager, Whittier Public Library

Trusted by major public library systems across the U.S.

Los Angeles Public LibraryQueens Borough Public LibraryMiami-Dade Public LibrarySan Antonio Public LibraryHouston Public LibraryThe Library District (Las Vegas)Sacramento Public LibraryKing County Library SystemAustin Public LibraryFresno County Public LibraryDenver Public LibrarySonoma County Library

FAQ

What is MakeMake?

Premium digital reading platform for children ages ~3–15 with authentic Spanish-language eBooks for schools and public libraries.

How do patrons get access?

Through your library’s authentication (card, IP, or SSO). Unlimited simultaneous readers — no checkout limits.

What’s in the collection?

3,000+ titles from 100+ Latin American publishers, including interactive and illustrated works. About 95% originally written in Spanish.

How is it priced?

Institutional annual subscription. Collections start as low as 500 titles — you don’t take the full catalog in one package. Sized to your community; request a trial or book a demo for a Learners Engaged quote.

Who is Learners Engaged?

Your North American library partner for MakeMake — demos, trials, and invoicing.

Bring authentic Spanish reading to your community.

Request a trial or book a demo. Your Learners Engaged representative handles the rest.

MakeMake overview

MakeMake is pronounced MAH-kay-MAH-kay.