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Splash into Summer: Summer Reading Program 2015

Kids of all ages are invited to their local public library this summer to discover new books and presentations by summer reading program educators and artists.

Kids of all ages are invited to their local public library this summer to discover new books and presentations by summer reading program educators and artists.

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Every Hero Has A Story (Children’s Program)
SEE magicians, storytellers, puppeteers, artists, dancers, musicians, and poets; WIN prizes, including free admission to exciting places; TALK about your favorite books; and, MEET other kids.

Unmask! (Teen Program)
Teens … Discover great books for your summer nights (and days). Check in at your local library to find out about great workshops … watercolor painting, cartooning, improv, crafting, animation, poetry, and magic.

Escape the Ordinary (Adult Program)
The adult summer reading program is designed to encourage adults to read during the summer months while creating positive publicity for the library.  Over the summer, adults can explore new genres or interests which gives the library the opportunity to highlight books of interest.  The adult summer reading program also offers an excellent model of lifelong learning and reading to the children participating in their own summer reading programs.

Summer Reader and Teen Reader Wallet Cards
Summer readers, children and teens, may earn wallet cards for free admission to the listed Rhode Island attractions by participating in the summer reading program at their local public library. Requirements for earning the card may vary. Inquire in the children’s or teen services departments. Read Wallet Rules.

Schedule
View the master schedule
View the programs for children
View the programs for young adults.
View the participating libraries offering adult programs.

About the Summer Reading Program
Information about the annual Summer Reading Program.

Still not inspired? Read Kate DiCamillo’s Top Ten Reasons Why You Should Participate in Your Local Library’s Summer Reading Program.

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