The advantages and disadvantages of electronic children’s literature, which includes digital books, eBooks, audiobooks, and interactive storytelling applications. The accessibility of digital formats can enhance reading opportunities for children, particularly those with disabilities, while interactive features can engage young readers in unique and stimulating ways. Additionally, the portability and variety of available content can foster a love of reading among children. However, concerns regarding increased screen time, potential distractions, and variable content quality must be addressed. The impact of electronic reading on the development of fine motor skills and social interactions is also examined, along with the implications of the digital divide that may limit access for some families. Ultimately, a balanced approach that integrates both electronic and traditional children’s literature is suggested to maximize benefits while minimizing drawbacks, ensuring a well-rounded reading experience for young learners.