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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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The Bad Guys In They're Bee-hind You! (the Bad Guys #14)
by Aaron Blabey
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My favorite part was the Doctor at the end (the cliffhanger!). It was a happy book that was a little scary for the guys in the book but not for me.

Warriors #1: Into The Wild (summer Reading)
by Erin Hunter
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Great for people who love Percy Jackson

Max Meow Book 2: Donuts And Danger
by John Gallagher
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Max Meow in this book met an imposter who was evil. Max wasn't evil

Sea Horse: The Shyest Fish In The Sea
by Chris Butterworth
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Beautiful book about sea horses.

Karen's Sleepover (baby-sitters Little Sister #9)
by Ann M. Martin
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I really thought when David Michael shot the girls with a water gun.LoL! I thought it was funny %100.It fun to read it.

The Adventures of DogMan 1
by Dav Pilkey
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My favorite part was when Petey turned invisible in the evil store.

I'm Mighty!
by Kate McMullan
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A boat was like, “yo big Miss i could pull you and ugh im too little to pull, I guess I’ll have to push.” That’s what he was like, but he didn’t say that. He pulled a drowning boat and he kept it from going to the sea and he pulled it to shore. It was full of oil and had a hole in it.

Karen's Haircut: A Graphic Novel (baby-sitters Little Sister #7)
by Ann M. Martin
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Well my favorite part was when i got to hear her funny names and outfits. Her hair cut look wasn't ugly just different

The Bad Guys In Dawn Of The Underlord (the Bad Guys #11)
by Aaron Blabey
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The bad guys were knocking really loud on a weird door in space. Wolf was behind the door. It was a good book.

Radiant
by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson
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I liked that it talked about what was happening in the 1960s. And learning about Cooper’s experience in a desegregated school.
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