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Thanks for the link to the list. That Half Price Books deal is great – a $3 store credit each week — and $3 goes a long way at the Half Price Books!
It Feels Like Chaos´s last [type] ..At the end of the rainbow
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Twitter: charmaspice
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Just had to share about the one time Clare was reading a book while walking behind me in a grocery store parking lot (I had my eye on her or so I thought). She walked right into a pole with her nose in her book. I could do nothing buy laugh, and she was super embarrassed thinking someone from school might have saw it happen.
Read on & hopefully we’ll see you around town at a library event!
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We’ve already been to the library several times this summer. I love how they have a summer reading program for the kids to encourage them to read. Our church does the same thing with a different theme each year.
There is a program called Book Adventure, sponsored by Sylvan Learning Center, where kids can take quizzes on the books they’ve read (5-10 questions) and earn points. Parents can set up their own rewards for their children or use existing ones. I used this with my kids when they were little and they loved it. They have extensive book list that you can use to select books in a particular interest area.
http://www.bookadventure.org/
Lynnet´s last [type] ..Stormy solutions
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Twitter: milehimama
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I found out our library has an ADULT summer reading program as well as a kids program, with fun drawings for prizes! It’s not just for kids!
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I LIVED for summer reading programs as a kid!!! I can’t wait until my son is a bit older so I can do them with him
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We LOVE our summer reading program! It’s the highlight of our summer. Somehow those ridiculous cheap ‘made in China’ prizes hold incredible motivational powers.
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Thanks for that list. On Tuesday I took my daughter to Barnes and Noble to pick up her free book – but I had no idea about the Borders program! None of the others are near us unfortunately.
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