Summer Reading Program
Reading Challenge
Dive into a world of art and creativity in the Color Our World Summer Reading Program. This summer, we challenge you to read as much as you can – the more you read, the more prizes you’ll receive!
How it Works
Children:
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- Pick up a summer reading log in the children’s room or on the bookmobile and record the titles or time you read.
- Turn in your completed log for a prize from the treasure box!
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Teens and Adults:
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- Pick up a punch card from the circulation desk or bookmobile and receive one punch for each title you read.
- When you have read five titles, turn in your punch card to receive one free item from the Friends Bookstore!
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Library Camps
Elementary aged children are invited to practice reading skills and enjoy activities like crafts, science experiments, writing projects, and more!
Library Camp activities vary each week and are limited to 16 participants. Pick up your Library Camp pass at the circulation desk 30 minutes prior to the start of your hour-long camp.
Lakeway Camps
Children Entering Kindergarten
Tuesdays at 2:30pm
Children Entering 1st and 2nd Grades
Wednesdays at 2:30pm
Children Entering 3rd Grade and Up
Thursdays at 2:30pm
West Camps
Children Entering Kindergarten and 1st Grade
Mondays at 1:30pm
Children Entering 2nd Grade and Up
Mondays at 3pm
Special Programs
Our Summer Reading Program is packed with entertaining and engaging events for all ages! Drop in to our kick off party to participate in a scavenger hunt, take pictures at our photo booth, and pick up a reading log to start tracking your summer reading journey. Special activities at Lakeway include all-day board games and face painting from 1pm to 3pm. Special activities at West include all-day crafts and face painting from 10am to 12pm. We can’t wait to see you this summer!
Visit the events calendar to see a complete list of programs including dates, times, and detailed descriptions.
Special Programs at Lakeway
Special Programs at West
Reading Lists
Are you looking for Summer Reading inspiration? The Association for Library Service to Children publishes age-appropriate reading lists full of book titles to keep children engaged in reading throughout the summer.