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Emerging Readers Summer Reading: Color Our World 2025

Welcome to the Color Our World summer reading challenge for emerging readers! This challenge is designed for children who are primarily read to or read with the help of a grown-up.

Ways to Earn Points:

Track your reading! Each book read is worth ten points.
Attend a library program! Earn 50 points for every program attended during Summer Reading. The secret code will be posted at the program. Don't forget to enter it into ReadSquared to receive your points!

You will receive a badge every 100 points earned. Show this badge to the Junior Room Circulation Desk to receive your raffle ticket.

Visit the library between August 4th and 16th to submit your raffle tickets for prizes. Prize drawings will take place at the conclusion of the Summer Reading Program.

Independent Readers Summer Reading: Color Our World 2025

Welcome to the Color Our World summer reading challenge for independent readers! This challenge is designed for children ages 7 through 18 who read independently.

Ways to Earn Points:

Track your reading! Every minute read is worth one point. You will receive a badge every 60 points.
Attend a library program! Earn 50 points for every program attended during Summer Reading. The secret code will be posted at the program. Don't forget to enter it into ReadSquared to earn your points!
Write reviews! Earn 30 points for every review posted on ReadSquared. Reviews MUST receive admin approval for points to be awarded.

You will receive a badge every 100 points earned. Show this badge to the Junior Room Circulation Desk to receive your raffle ticket.

Visit the library between August 4th and 16th to submit your raffle tickets for prizes. Prize drawings will take place at the conclusion of the Summer Reading Program.

Adult Summer Reading Challenge 2025

Welcome to the Color Our World reading challenge for adult readers! This challenge is designed for adult patrons to get involved in summer reading. Read as much or as little as you want for the chance to earn prizes.

Here's how it works:

Each book read is worth 100 points. Earn one raffle entry for every 100 points earned. You will also get one free entry just for signing up!

There is no need to come to the library to pick up raffle tickets. You will automatically receive entries into our virtual raffle as soon as you start tracking your reading. Raffle drawing will take place at the conclusion of the Summer Reading Program.

Prizes:

1st Drawing: $50 Gift Card to The Oak House

2nd Drawing: $20 Gift Card to The Dell Coffee Co.

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The Bad Guys In The Furball Strikes Back (the Bad Guys #3)

by Aaron Blabey

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This book was really funny because a bad Guinea Pig named Marmalade trapped the Wolf, the Shark and the Snake in rope. The best part was when the Wolf ate the snake and then the Shark ate the Wolf. I can't wait for the next book in this series.

The Bad Guys (the Bad Guys #1)

by Aaron Blabey

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I liked this book because the wolf introduced everybody and you got a goo idea of the characters in the beginning. I also like that their first mission was a complete disaster and it was hilarious.

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid

by Jeff Kinney

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This is an interesting book from the main characters point of view through his diary. It is entertaining because there are a lot of family squabbles and the drama keeps you wanting more.

Mysteries According To Humphrey

by Betty G. Birney

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I liked the book because the little hamster was really cute. Also,I like mystery books.

Recess Is A Jungle!: A Branches Book (eerie Elementary #3)

by Jack Chabert

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I liked that Sam and his friends discovered that Eerie Elementary's powers go beyond the schools grounds. I also liked the way that Eerie Elementary set up their trap for Sam and his friends in a labyrinth.

The Pigeon Wants A Puppy!

by Mo Willems

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Wow! This is a great book!

The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes (a Hunger Games Novel)

by Suzanne Collins

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This book is one of the best I have read. It allows you to consider aspects of humanity you haven't before.

Everything Is Tuberculosis

by John Green

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Not my usual read- honestly only read it because it was available on Libby. This was GREAT. I am happy I took a chance with this. This really made me think about the world and how everything really IS connected.

Overboard!

by Terry Lynn Johnson

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Good characters. The book was very descriptive! It tells you how to survive on your own!

The School Is Alive!: A Branches Book (eerie Elementary #1)

by Jack Chabert

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I loved how action packed and exciting the book is and how cool the characters are. The school also has amazing powers even though they are used for evil.

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