Summer break is almost here & that means all the reading programs begin again!
Just about every library has their own program but this list is focusing on those not at libraries.
For a list of libraries, visit the Libraries Community Resources Page HERE.
Akron RubberDucks – Kids that read 4 or more books receive a free ticket to a game! Learn more HERE.
Barnes & Noble – This summer, kids in grades 1-6 earn a FREE book through the Barnes & Noble Summer Reading Program. Read any eight books and record them in your Summer Reading Journal. When you’re done, bring it to a Barnes & Noble store & choose your free book! Redeemable 7/1-8/31. Learn more HERE.
Books-A-Million – Choose any four books from the Summer Reading Adventure feature in store or online. Write about the books you’ve read in your logbook. Show your completed logbook & get a free gift! Learn more HERE.
Chuck E Cheese – Set your own reading goal, fill out the certificate, & receive 10 free play points with any food purchase. Learn more HERE.
Half Price Books – Starting June 1, registered participants have access to printable camp components all summer, including reading lists, activity ideas, & coloring sheets. You can also visit your local HPB to receive a copy of your camper’s Summer Reading Log, cool camp stickers, + information on how to earn $5 Bookworm Bucks in June and July! Learn more HERE.
Malley’s – Visit the register at any Malley’s location & ask for a game card. Readers from infant to age 18 are eligible to participate. When you’ve read for an hour, have a parent or guardian initial your game card. After four hours of reading, participants earn one free 1.75 oz chocolate bar! After eight hours of reading, participants earn a coupon redeemable for either a free child’s size sundae or a free 1.75 oz. chocolate bar.ย
Pizza Hut – During the summer months of June, July, & August, any child that meets their parent-set reading goals can earn a free Pizza Hutยฎ single topping Personal Pan Pizzaยฎ* from participating locations. Learn more HERE.
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