The Wriveted bookbot gets
children reading.
Don’t know what to read?
No problem!
With the Wriveted bookbot a child does not need to know what they are looking for. They just need to know what they prefer.
Library specific
We work with schools and public libraries to make sure our Bookbot suits the needs of its child readers, has the right tone, and maps to the library collection.
Created for children
Designed especially for 5 -12 year olds, the Bookbot can be used on any web browser, or with our kiosks. A child is asked fun questions about the things they like, then they get a list of books they will enjoy.
Reader insight reports
We use machine learning techniques to provide your library with insightful reports on what children do and don’t like about any collection.
Reading FOR pleasure
Does it matter if children enjoy what they read?
Yes it does!
74% of children aged 6-17 years old said they would read more, if they could find books they enjoy, according to an Australian study. We've made to fun for children to find books that interest them. Because children that do not enjoy reading are 11 times more likely to read below their age level.
DesigNED for enjoyment
Library Kiosks
Our bookbots take on a special relationship with children when they have a physical presence in the library. These kiosks act as a magnet for conversation and discussion around books. Children line up to use the kiosks.
We worked with children and the State Library of NSW to make sure our designs were engaging.
How does it work?
We assess your data
We'll discuss with you how best to get your library's collection into the bookbot.
We create your bookbot
We'll get busy generating a library specific bookbot for your readers.
Engage your readers!
We'll send you a unique web address, QR codes, and media you can publish to get your readers finding books they will enjoy.
For Library kiosks we'll arramge installation and an instructional workshop for librarians, and readers.
Engage your readers.
We want to create experiences that empower children to find books they love to read.