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CHILDREN'S SUMMER READING

JUNE 20 - AUGUST 15 (For children entering grades 2-6)

Children entering grades 2-6 may join the Children’s Summer Reading Program online with READsquared. Read 10 books for your first $10 Barnes & Noble gift card and 10 more books for a second $10 Barnes & Noble gift card.  Each time you come to the library to claim a gift card, you’ll need to report on one of the books you’ve read (Here’s a tip: These reports count for the Bonus Program, too!) If you have a READsquared account, you do not need to create a new account.  Simply log into your account and enroll in the Children’s Summer Reading program.  August 15 is the last day to enter books in READsquared. September 7 is the last day to claim your gift cards.

BONUS PROGRAM!!  (For children entering grades 2-6)

The Bonus Program offers more chances to earn prizes!  Children entering grades 2-6 can report on books in person to a teen volunteer. You may report on up to 5 books per day.  When you reach 5, 10, 15, and 20 books you’ll earn a prize! You can report on a maximum of 20 books and earn a maximum of 4 prizes. August 15 is the last day to report books and get prizes.


                                     If you read:      You will get:
                                       5 books           a book
                                      10 books          candy
                                      15 books          a prize box prize
                                      20 books         
choice of book, candy, or prize box prize
                                     

Registration Tips:

  • For children 13 and under, the parent/guardian creates an account first then the account for their child.
  • For children 13 and under, if you don't fill in the login/password for the registered child, the parent/guardian uses their login to enter all books read.
  • If you already have an account, login first then choose "Enroll" next to the reader to enroll in a reading program.
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Big Lies In A Small Town
by Diane Chamberlain
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I really loved this audiobook. The character development, plot twists and the perspectives from the different periods in time kept me engaged and wanting to find out the conclusion.

One Golden Summer
by Carley Fortune
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I really enjoyed this book. Watching the relationship unfold was sweet. Never predicted the reason for the low before the high.

Growing Pangs
by Kathryn Ormsbee
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This is such a good book especially for kids who have OCD and don't even it because it tells them they are not alone.

Welcome To Sparklegrove: A Branches Book (unicorn Diaries #8)
by Rebecca Elliott
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I like that the characters are welcoming to the jackalopes.

Inside Out & Back Again
by Thanhha Lai
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I liked it because it was about a historical event. It was also a sad story because Há had to leave her home country and her father died fighting in the army.

Life’s too short
by Abby Jimenez
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I love this author. The book did not disappoint. Love the message to live every day as if it’s your last. Very inspirational.

Beezus And Ramona
by Beverly Cleary
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Beezus’s little sister Ramona stole somebody’s lollipop that was already in a boy’s mouth. It was funny.

The Stonekeeper: A Graphic Novel (amulet #1)
by Kazu Kibuishi
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It’s exciting, scary, and adventurous. It’s made up.

Call Me Francis Tucket
by Gary Paulsen
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This book is a 13 year old boy getting left behind from the wagon train. He gets captured by indians and gets rescued by a beaver trapper. while he’s lost and alone he looks for his family who are in the wagon train. I like this book because it’s exciting and well written.

The Housemaid's Wedding
by Freida McFadden
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This was a short story. Typical of the Housemaid’s series which I find entertaining but foolish at times.
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