California Summer Reading Challenge
Public library summer reading programs build communities of
readers and library users and help prevent summer learning loss. In 2014,
over 700,000 Californians signed up for summer reading and over 1.3 million
took part in summer reading activities.
The
California Summer Reading Challenge
provides libraries with resources to create innovative summer reading programs
that keep California children, teens, and adults reading all summer long.
Help
us meet our goal of #onemillionreaders in
2015!
kicks off its annual 2015 Summer Reading Program!
Read To The Rhythm !
Adults, teens, and children. There's something for everyone this
summer! Click here for a printable version of our 2015
Summer Reading Program Booklet.
CHILDRENS
Children age 12 and
Read books or have books read to you.
Come to the library, attend a special event for a chance
to win additional prizes.
*30 pages or 15 minutes = 1 children’s picture book or
easy reader
100 pages or 1 hour = 1 children’s chapter book
200 pages or 2 hours = 1 teen book
TEENS
Open to teens entering grades 7-12
Read books of your choice! Yes, manga and comics count!
Join 5 book challenge earn a free book and be
automatically entered into grand prize raffle!
Win prizes by completing different weekly challenges and
attending programs
The last day to complete the 5 book challenge is July 29th
ADULT
All adults aged 18 and over are invited to participate
Complete reading logs by July 31, 2015 - be entered for
a chance to win this year’s grand prize: a NOOK eReader!
Sleeveface/ #Bookface
photo contest: Take a picture of yourself with a record
sleeve or book cover obscuring or augmenting any part of your body, creating an
illusion. There will be a special prize awarded at the finale to each of the
participants with the best bookface and sleeveface photographs submitted.
Submissions will be accepted at the main Reference Desk in person or by email
to sim@altadenalibrary.org until 5 p.m., July 31, 2015.
