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If you’ve missed childhood summer reading challenges, you're in luck! The National Book Foundation’s Summer Reading Adventure, created in partnership with the New York Public Library, is a ...

Second Lady Usha Vance launched the 2025 Summer Reading Challenge, encouraging K-8 students nationwide to read 12 books over the summer. Participants can earn personalized certificates, prizes ...

“I don’t think that the summer reading challenge certainly is like the ‘end all, be all’ here,” Vance said. “In my mind, it’s more of a proof of concept.

“Summer Reading 2025 will start on Monday, June 2nd at all SCPL locations and will conclude on Saturday, July 19 with our Summer Reading Finale from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Portsmouth Library ...

The reading program at the Laurel-Jones County Library will kick off this Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. This year’s theme is “Color Our World.” The library will host different events and activities.

The 2025 Summer Reading Challenge from second lady Usha Vance encourages children to read, aiming to improve kids' literacy rates as well as their emotional well-being. Fox News Media Fox Business ...

On Saturday, the Louisville Free Public Library launched the city's Summer Reading and Cultural Pass programs at its Main Branch location. Skip to content. NOWCAST WLKY News at 11:00pm.

Powell’s Books in Portland, Ore., piloted an adult summer reading challenge two years ago after hearing from many customers who were jealous of their kids’ contest, which they’ve run since 2013.

The Coralville Public Library is helping combat the “summer slide” with its summer reading program by encouraging children to read books even when school isn’t in session.

The summer reading program will officially launch June 14, with a kickoff party from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Join your Carnegie Carnegie librarians and community members in Library Park (300 ...

The summer reading program goes from May 28 to Aug. 2 and is free to all area youth, from newborn to 12th grade. Families in Louisville and southern Indiana will also have access to arts, culture ...