A global team of contributors.

We are a global team of authors, illustrators, designers, curators, developers, and entrepreneurs, with a passion for improving the lives of children through technology enabled learning tools.

From our origins as a digital library, we have organically grown to become a leading education technology developer and mid-tier publisher of high quality, culturally diverse and age appropriate children’s book, delivered digitally and in print on demand.

We believe that education brings opportunity. We invest in supporting early years literacy and numeracy education, knowing this support directly impacts how a child will learn and develop in the future.

We provide evidence backed, technology enabled learning tools to engage students, and guide teachers and families as they nurture each child’s unique learning journey.

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A decade of innovation and success.

August 2020
A library for every child in Kiribati
In partnership with Coffey International, we provided access to a school library for every child in Kiribati.
March 2020
Merger with Save the Children Australia
Library For All becomes part of a global movement of education, language and literacy specialists working to improve the lives of children.
January 2020
Expansion begins into Timor Leste
Partnering with ChildFund, production of new library content and teacher resources begins.
February 2019
Library For All begins expansion to Laos
In partnership with ChildFund, Library For All begins production of content for a new Laos collection.
December 2018
Library For All reaches 50,000 readers
The organisation celebrates a major milestone with more children than ever reading with Library For All.
August 2018
Library For All goes global
The digital library application is launched on the Google Play Store for free to anyone with an Android device.
July 2018
Printing program begins
Library For All begins printing its books to supply major aid organisations for literacy boost programs.
July 2017
Library For All launches in Papua New Guinea
Entering into a multi-year partnership with World Vision, Library For All begins deploying its digital Library to Papua New Guinea.
July 2016
Library For All expands to an Australian office
The team continues to grow and establishes an office in Brisbane to target Pacific nations.
April 2014
Library For All hits the ground running in New York City
Establishing a permanent office, Library For All launches its digital library in The DRC, Cambodia, Mongolia and Rawanda.
June 2013
Library For All achieves not for profit status
Recognising the charitable intent of the organisation, Library For All is registered as a not for profit organisation.
May 2013
Library For All launches its Kickstarter Campaign
This groundbreaking campaign goes on to raise more than US$100,000 to fund Library For All.
March 2013
Library For All launches in Haiti
Our digital library delivering French/Creole books for primary school children launches in Haiti.
May 2012
Moving from idea to reality
Rebecca begins to assemble a team of passionate supporters to bring life to her vision.
May 2011
Like a lightning bolt.
Founder Rebecca McDonald creates her vision for a free digital library in the cloud during a humanitarian mission to Haiti.

Did you know.

While Library For All’s global operations is based in Australia, the catalyst was a disaster of epic proportions over 15,000 kilometres away. The year was 2010, and Haiti was hit by destructive earthquake. Library For All Founder and CEO, Rebecca McDonald and her husband Barry were moved by images of large scale suffering and so relocated to volunteer on community projects.

What affected her most during her years in Haiti was seeing classrooms with hundreds of children that had no books. As a keen reader of e-books herself, the idea for an accessible, culturally relevant digital library hit Rebecca like a lightning bolt. The rest, as they say, is history. Rebecca founded Library For All giving children around the world access to books and knowledge.

In September 2019, Rebecca was awarded the prestigious Community Award at the 22nd annual Women in Technology (WiT) Awards. Read more.

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Every day we’re guided by our Vision and Mission.

Our Vision

To create and deliver technology-enabled education tools for the world to improve educational outcomes for 20 million children by 2030.

Our Mission

To make knowledge accessible to all, equally

The Wishing Feather

With the help of our partner Griffith University Film School, we’ve created a series of videos that bring some of our most popular story books to life. There are currently 3 in the collection including The Wishing Feather – All Ireno wants is to play with her older brother Samson. Will her wish come true? In this adaptation the book is transformed into a short video where story book characters are played by young actors. You can see all 3 books on our newly launched YouTube Channel.

Our YouTube Channel