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2010 Summer Reading Programs for All Ages

Kids Summer Reading | Teen Summer Reading | Adult Summer Reading

Where can you find out about good books, read for fun, and win prizes? Try the Alameda Free Library's Summer Reading Programs. The action starts on Saturday, June 12, and runs for eight weeks through Saturday, August 7. There are four programs: "Make a Splash" for children who read independently; "Read to Me" for children who listen to stories (ages 0-5); "Make Waves" for teens, age 13 or entering 8th grade, through age 18; "Water Your Mind" for adults.

Sign ups begin June 12th at both Alameda Free Library locations:

Main Library, 1550 Oak Street, 747-7713 or 747-7705; and

Bay Farm Island Library, 3221 Mecartney Road, 747-7787.