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Yay for Library Summer Reading Programs!
So I just found out my local library will be doing an adult summer reading program 
I'm super excited because they didn't do one last year but the place we previously lived always did them. For every five books you read you get your name entered in a drawing for prizes at the end. They said books over 300 pages count as 2!
I used to love doing this stuff as a kid and I'm so glad that most libraries seem to find ways to let adults in on the fun.
What about you guys? Do your libraries do any cool summer reading programs (kids or adults)?
I'm super excited because they didn't do one last year but the place we previously lived always did them. For every five books you read you get your name entered in a drawing for prizes at the end. They said books over 300 pages count as 2! I used to love doing this stuff as a kid and I'm so glad that most libraries seem to find ways to let adults in on the fun.
What about you guys? Do your libraries do any cool summer reading programs (kids or adults)?
Re: Yay for Library Summer Reading Programs!
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