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Kids Color Our World 2025
Jun 14, 2025 - Aug 09, 2025
This program is designed for kids from pre-K through grade 5 (generally aged 2 to 11) to encourage life-long learning and curiosity. Use one of our
paper bead trackers
to track your reading to show our volunteers and choose your beads!
Recording your books on
ReadSquared will earn you points toward raffle tickets
for end of summer prizes.
We have lots of fun things including personal story times, honorary librarian (for a day), robots, Crayola Experience tickets, and more for end of summer prize packages.
Using the bead tracker lets you keep track of what kinds of books you read through the summer. Each time you read a book it can only count as one type of book - picture book, animal book, mystery book, graphic novel, etc. Each type of book will earn you a bead for your summer reading necklace and create a keepsake that you will have well after the summer is over. EVERYONE who registers will get a necklace, only those who read and record their reading will add beads to their necklaces and get a chance at prizes at the end of summer.
Teen Color Our World
Jun 14, 2025 - Aug 09, 2025
This program is designed for teens and tweens grades 6 through 12 (generally ages 12 to 17) to encourage life-long reading habits and community involvement.
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Almost American Girl
by Robin Ha
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This book is so amazing! I recommend it to all people. I how there is diversity in the characters and they aren’t just American or Korean! That’s why I gave the book “Almost American Girl” by: Robin Ha 5/5 stars!
Ballet Cat Dance! Dance! Underpants!
by Bob Shea
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I love this book because it is a funny book. This book is about ballet and I love ballet so much is another way I can exercise in a classy and calming way. Butter bear said supper high leaps are showy and pointing toes is classy. This is also my favorite ballet and only book. Butter bear stopped doing super high leaps because everyone will laugh at her underpants. At the time Butter Bear was leaping and showed the underpants, I laughed!
Sunny Makes Her Case: A Graphic Novel (sunny #5)
by Jennifer L. Holm
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Sunny is impressive because her debating team won first prize and I wanted to be like her.
The78-Story treehouse
by Andy Griffiths
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The78-Story treehouse
The Heroes Of Olympus, Book Three: The Mark Of Athena, The Graphic Novel
by Rick Riordan
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it was good and bad at the same time. I have read the book with no pictures so when I read the book that has pictures it is kind of weird to me because I imagine the characters a LOT differently. Overall though the book was fine the
Superfudge
by Judy Blume
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I liked this book because it had humor, suspense and the character made manny mistakes which I feel like everyone can relate to.
The78-Story treehouse
by Andy Griffiths
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The78-Story treehouse
Red Pyramid
by Rick Riordan
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This is my favorite book of the summer!
Patina
by Jason Reynolds
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Patina by Jason Reynolds in a realistic fiction and the second book in the Track series. This book is about the main character, Patina, and her life on the track team. With a complicated family history and no friends in school, Patina faces many different challenges along the way. However, she eventually figures everything out and wins many races. This book was a great sequel to the first book in the series, Ghost. I would definitely recommend this book to people who are interested in these kinds of topics.
Crenshaw
by Katherine Applegate
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This fiction book is mainly about a story about a boy named Jackson who didn't know what was going on. Him and his family struggled with hunger and homelessness which made his imaginary friend, Crenshaw, appear--an large black cat with a white belly.