Kids Page

August is Picnic month…it’s also normally hazy, hot and humid.  By this time, in late August, you just want to take it slow.  A picnic sounds like a good idea, but also a lot of work.   Let’s try to make things simple for you!

We had over 150 children register for summer reading and over 80 completed Bingo cards returned to us. Everyone did a great job!

It has been busy- we circulated over 4,000 children's books in the month of July alone and have hosted 40+ programs during summer reading.

We also added 22 picture books, 23 fiction books, 29 graphic novels and 59 paperbacks to the collection in July and are continuing to add new books weekly.

Looking for something new for your child to read?  Here are some series you may have missed!

Summer reading is almost over! Did you fill out your prize form and return your completed BINGO card?

First, you need have registered for Summer Reading on our events page.  We have programs for kids 0-12 and teens 13-19.

Please follow the link and choose which prizes you would like to be entered in for a chance to win.  You must complete this to be eligible to win.

https://forms.gle/e77vkAyb9Dx6iYAa6

The completed BINGO card must be returned to the library by Monday, August 12, 2024.  

We have so many programs this summer!  From our author/illustrator series, to art programs, nature programs to therapy dogs….there is something for everyone!

We have many choices for summer reading prizes.  After you register, be sure to follow the instructions in the email to choose which prizes you are most interested in!

We have had a very large response to this program and, as a result a very large waitlist.  

If there are any cancellations, participants will be contacted via email.

If you can not attend today's program, please call us at 508-697-3331.

We look forward to seeing you!

This program runs from Monday, June 24, 2024 thru Monday, August 12, 2024.

Register online. You will receive an email from no.reply@mg.plymouthrocket.com with the subject “summer reading prizes”.