The Cariboo Regional District Libraries in 100 Mile House, Quesnel, and Williams Lake invite children of all ages to join this year's BC Summer Reading Club: Funny Business.
The program starts in July. Registration is free and it is now open.
Once registered, members will receive a special kit to keep track of their reading during the summer months. If they achieve their summer reading goal, they will be awarded a collectible medal.
The program makes reading fun, by inviting children to read what they want. The Cariboo Regional District Library staff can help children find suitable materials, whether it's a print book, audio book, e-book, magazine or any combination of items.
The Summer Reading Club at 100 Mile House Branch Library is a free program for children aged three to 12 that promotes literacy and reading throughout the summer.
Children come to the library once a week to read stories, play games, make crafts, and have the chance to win prizes.
The program ends with a party in Centennial Park. The 100 Mile House Summer Reading Club co-ordinator’s name is Cassie Campbell. She is entering her fourth year in the teacher education program at the University of Victoria.
Registration dates: Until July 5, and the program begins on July 8.
For times and dates, contact Cassie at ohsrcoordinator@cariboord.bc.ca or by phone at 250-395-2332.