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Kids Color Our World
Kids Color Our World This program is designed for kids in Grades K-5 to encourage life-long reading habits.
Read and earn points throughout the summer to earn prizes. Every 100 points, which is 2 hours of reading (doesn't have to be consecutive!), you get a badge and for each badge you can come to the library to get a prize and a raffle ticket for a chance to win a larger prize at the end of the summer.
Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
What kind of books can you read??? Fiction, non-fiction, e-books, audio books, graphic novels or manga! As long as you are taking in the story and using your mind we are a happy library!!!
Teen Color Our World
This program is designed for teens in Grades 6-12 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll be entered into our raffle to win a Bobo's gift card, Bobo's merch and a Slice gift card, plus you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Each book you read will be worth 200 points. Once you have finished a book you will log in and submit your book with title and author as well as a review. Reviews must be at least 200 words. Please write a short summary without giving away any key details. Then tell us why you liked or disliked the book and who you think would like it (i.e. age range or interests).
What kind of books can you read??? Fiction, non-fiction, e-books, audio books, graphic novels or manga! As long as you are taking in the story and using your mind we are a happy library!!!
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The Outsiders
by S. E. Hinton
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This book was very well written and I had to re read it again. I love how this story shows to not take anything for granted like family or friends. This book shows how different each and every person life is and that two people might have some similarities but can be such a different person. Like Ponyboy and Johnny. They come from the same part of town and are both greasers, yet Ponyboy has a loving family and siblings how do everything they can to keep their family strong. While Johnny comes from a home with abusive, drunk parents who kick him out and fight all the time.
Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes
by Rick Riordan
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I loved seeing Percy’s world in his point of view with his sassy remarks.
Percy Jackson: The Demigod Files
by Rick Riordan
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I love Grover’s part he got caught red handed
The Cartoonists Club: A Graphic Novel
by Raina Telgemeier
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I loved this book. Raina Telgemeir is a favorite author of mine. I liked how everyone had different opinions and feelings about things, and they all bounced off each other. I liked how they have different talents and different ideas, but they all come together to make good imaginative ideas.
Percy Jackson And The Singer Of Apollo
by Rick Riordan
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A masterpiece like all the other books by Rick Riordan
Camp Jupiter Classified
by Rick Riordan
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I love how this is in the point of view of a new camper aka prohibito.
Clash
by Kayla Miller
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I gave this book four stars. I like how all I've still was nice to Nat at the end even though Nat was being really mean to her. But she understood what she was going through.
Cat And Cat Girl Meets Cat
by Crazenove Richez and Ramon
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This book is about a father and a daughter adopt a cat. The girl’s name is Cat. The cat’s name is Sushi. Sushi brings fun to the family. Sushi likes to get in trouble. Sushi likes to tear things up and has brought great excitement to the whole family. Sushi the cat is funny.
Sunny Figures It Out: A Graphic Novel (sunny #6)
by Jennifer L. Holm
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I liked this book because it's funny, and also it can be relatable to people. I look the parts where Sunny was reading those books and people were interrupting her. I enjoy this series in general.
Eve
by Anna Carey
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I give this book five stars because it leaves you on the edge of your seat and shows the true meaning of love. This book is about a girl named Eve who survived the plague. Her mother died when she was five and she was taken to an all girls school where they were taught to fear boys because they were dangerous and manipulative. The day before she graduated she saw what they did to girls after they graduated so she decided to escape the school. On her way to Calfia she came across a girl named Arden who was also from her school who escaped. While they were trying to get to Calfia they came across a boy who actually was nice. Eve started to fall madly in love with him. Along the way she came across many of the kings guards who tried to bring her to the king. Little did she know that she was the chosen one and was to be brought to the city of sand at once to be the kings mistress and to repopulate with him. Even though she was running away from everyone she loved with Arden and the boy who is named Caleb, her feelings of love had grown stronger ever since she had met Caleb. Should she stick to her principles and not trust boys or let her feelings get the best of her just this once. Read Eve to find out more this gripping dystopian romance novel.