Congratulations to Adelaide and all of our library champions.
Have you noticed the Library Champion signs popping up in your neighborhood this summer? And when you saw them, did you think, “That’s a snazzy sign. How can I become a Library Champion?”
The bad news is that these signs aren’t for grownups. However, the good news is that, if you’re a kid, you already possess the innate potential to be a Library Champion.
Every child that signs up for our Summer Reading Program and reads (or is read to) for 15 hours gets a Library Champion yard sign and window cling.
And that’s just one of the prizes you can get for participating in our summer reading program.
For every hour a child reads or is read to, they receive a raffle ticket that can help them win one of dozens of cool prizes. The more someone reads, the better chance they have of winning.
If a child reads 20 hours by July 30, they will be entered into a special raffle to win one of two $50 gift certificates from Toys ‘R Us.
We also have a summer reading program (and prizes) for teens and adults, as well. If you’re reading anyhow this summer (and you undoubtedly are), you should sign up and win something.
To be clear, the girl and not the dog is the library champion. The dog is a good dog but Elizabeth is a CHAMPION.