(TROY, MI) – Register online now for the Troy
Public Library Summer Reading Program called “Make a Splash.” Simply choose books, read them, and enter
them online. Record books weekly and
pick up a special prize in Youth Services.
Earn a new prize each week.
Children of all abilities 3-12 years
of age are welcome to join in the reading fun.
Pre-readers (children whose books are read to them by family or friends)
can also join the program and qualify for prizes. Children may use alternative formats such as
audio books, Playaways, Braille books or electronic audio books.
Teens ages 13 to 18, sign up now for
the Teen Summer Reading Program 2010, “Making Waves at Your Library” and
receive prizes just for reading, logging and rating your books. Register online now at the Troy Library or
from home by accessing the teen website at www.troylibrary.info/teens.
“These
are great programs to help encourage reading throughout the summer,” Library Director
Cathy Russ said. “Participants
get to set their own personal goals, and they will earn rewards along the way
based on the number of books they read.”
“Make a Splash” and “Making Waves” began
June 14 and concludes August 14. Sign up
online at www. troylibrary.info or stop into Youth Services or the Teen Section
of the Troy Public Library for help signing up. There is also an Adult Year-Round Reading
Program. Click on the link “Adult
Reading Program” to sign up and become eligible for monthly prizes by writing
at least one book review per month. The
Troy Public Library is located at 510 West Big Beaver Road.
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