LEVEL UP YOUR SUMMER READING
Summer Reading 2023
- Readers have many different reasons to read, and those reasons are different for everyone.
- Reading can be AWESOME and it only gets better as you get STRONGER at it!
- Make a plan to read over the 73 days of summer vacation
- Here are a few suggestions: listen to an audio book, read outdoors, visit the public library (we have The Fab. 5 in our community), read a book set in a country other than the U.S., read a graphic novel or a comic, read a How-To Book and make something, read a book published in 2023, read by the pool or at the beach, start a summer book club with friends, read a book published the year you were born, read with a pet or friend, read a biography, read in a plane,train, or automobile, read an eBook, stay up late and read past your bedtime, read with a family member.
Click the above link to view over 100 book trailers on YouTube. Find your next GREAT Read.
Summer Reading Visual Menu Grades K- 5 The menus linked here are recent releases or soon-to-be released (in May or June). It is difficult to say the titles on these lists are only for the grades listed. Many of these books can be enjoyed by readers of all ages. It is important that parents and guardians review books ahead of time to ensure they are a good fit for the reader.
- Read for 24 Hours Challenge How is it possible to read for 24 hours? Click on the link to participate in the challenge.
Just read it! Trade screen time for time with a book. Challenge yourself to read one book from each genre. Shade in the icons as you read each type of book.
Don’t stress over travel plans this summer! Staying home bound? No worries at all. Books can take you places without leaving your front steps or couch. Take a trip to each of the seven continents using the suggested book lists linked above.
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