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The Ishpeming Carnegie Public Library (ICPL) in Michigan is launching a Summer Reading Program called “Adventure Begins at Your Library” to encourage summer reading. The program includes incentives such as prizes for logging reading, writing book reviews, and participating in over 60 different library programs throughout the summer. The ICPL is hosting a kickoff event on June 11 where participants can register for the program, enjoy free food, and receive a free book.
Ishpeming Carnegie Public Library Launches Summer Reading Program
The Ishpeming Carnegie Public Library (ICPL) is primed to launch its summer reading initiative, “Adventure Begins at Your Library” next week. Drawing in patrons across all age groups, the program offers prizes for logging reading time, writing book reviews, and participating in library activities.
The library highlights the importance of maintaining steady reading habits during the summer break, using the program as a tool to encourage this. ICPL Librarian, Nicole Johnson, emphasized the program’s benefits for both children and adults.
“The summer break is especially crucial for children to continue reading for pleasure. For adults, the program serves as an engaging way to stay involved with the library’s offerings,” said Johnson.
The library is set to kick off the Summer Reading Program on Tuesday, June 11. Registration, free meals, and complimentary books will be available at the event. More details about the program can be found and registrations can be made on the library’s website.
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