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Adult Color Our World
The 2025 summer reading theme is Color Our World, where we invite you to embark on a journey of art and creativity! Stop by the library for special take-and-make programs and the chance to win prizes! Win prizes that will get bigger and bigger through out the summer!
For the adult's summer reading program, anyone can sign up if they are 18+ and have a library card. If you don't have a library card yet, sign up is fast and easy. Every book read will count for 1 point and you can earn up to 5 points a day (All books must be age appropriate. Audiobooks, graphic novels, and basically any type of age appropriate book are all eligible). These points will be used to be entered into a raffle, which will be picked every Saturday.
Earn even more points and raffle entries by reading books of different genres and getting Bingos. Every Bingo is an extra entry into the weekly raffle!
Kids Color Our World
June 30th to August 15th
This year's Summer Reading theme is Color Our World! Celebrating the way art and creativity enriches our lives. Our program is designed to inspire and engage readers of all ages through a diverse array of artistic expressions.
For the children's summer reading program, anyone can sign up if they are 12 years old or younger and have a library card. If you don't have a library card yet, sign up is fast and easy.
Every 120 points earned, 2 hours of reading, will earn you a prize. Just a half hour every day will win you one prize every week! Audiobooks, graphic novels, having a book read to you, or reading to someone else all count towards your points. Points can also be earned by completing missions and getting badges. These can be found under the fun stuff tab. The prizes start small and only get more exciting as you read more!
Teen Color Our World 2025
Jun 30, 2025 - Aug 15, 2025
The 2025 summer reading theme is Color Our World, where we invite you to embark on a journey of art and creativity! Stop by the library for special take-and-make programs and the chance to win prizes! Win small prizes like Squishmallows and be entered into a raffle for a chance to win the grand prize, a VR Headset!
For the teen's summer reading program, anyone can sign up if they are
between the
ages of 13 through 17
and have a library card. If you don't have a library card yet, sign up is fast and easy.
Every 150 points earned, which is 2.5 hours of reading, will earn you a prize. Just a half hour every day will win you one prize every week! Earn 1 raffle ticket for every 60 points, or 1 hour read. Participating in take-and-make programs will also earn you extra points. Audiobooks, graphic novels, having a book read to you, or reading to someone else all count towards your points!
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Wings Of Fire Dragonslayer
by Tui T. Sutherland
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This is like one of the best books because wings of fire point of view is from dragon but know I get to see the point of view from humans.
Hour Of The Bees
by Lindsay Eagar
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I give Hour Of The Bees 3 stars. It was an okay book. The reason I didn't really like it was because it felt like nothing was moving. It felt like we were stuck at the same point in the plot. Nothing exciting was happening. The characters would get up, do their chores, talk about moving, and talk about the Grandpa and how crazy he is. It was like the same thing happened every day! The ending was pretty good though. It was very eventful, dramatic, and heartwarming (that is why it earned 3 stars). Not sure if I would recommend this.
Your Own Worst Enemy
by Gordon Jack
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I really enjoyed this book (much more than expected)! The book follows three people who are all running for student council president. There is Stacey, who has always been involved in student council and is generally a crowd pleaser. There is Julia, who just moved here, yet people seem to love her! Lastly there is Tony, the guy who only cares about chocolate milk. The race tears people and friendships apart.... I'd definitely recommend this book to anyone!
Inside Out And Back Again
by Thanhha Lai
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Inside out and back again is a incredible book of how Ha adapted to moving to America and going to school and learning English for the first time.
It All Comes Down To This
by Karen English
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5 stars! This book takes place in 1965 and is about a African-American girl and how she is treated because of that. It's a quick read that is sad, really happy, and dramatic at times. I would definately recommend this to anyone!
Loveless
by Alice Osman
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I really enjoyed reading this book, and look forward to reading other books by Alice Oseman. Her books are really related to the modern day issues and struggles of individuals trying to come out or find their own identity. I would recommend this book for ages 12 and above.
The Categorical Universe Of Candice Phee
by Barry Jonsberg
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I loved this book! It's realistic fiction (my favorite genre) and talks about how the main character Candice fixes the problems in her life (including a lot of family problems, problems with her pet, and problems with her friend). I really like it because it is a nice, heart warming story than some people can relate to. I would definatley recomend this to anyone!
Chasing tomorrow
by Sidney Sheldon
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Great beach read. Couldn't put it down. I highly recommend this book.
The Sea In Winter
by Christine Day
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In this amazing story The Sea in Winter by Christine Day is a story about a girl named Maisie. She recently had broken her knee during ballet. Now she struggles to find her place in the crowd. When she goes on a road trip with her family her knee goes into sudden pain. Can she make it out? Or will she never take ballet lessons again?
Wings Of Fire Brightest night
by Tui T. Sutherland
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Even thought the book was a comic version it helped me understand the book more better. So if you are new to wings of fire I recommend reading the comic version first so you can understand.