One of the requirements of the District's Summer Reading Grant ($500/library) was that each library do at least one Summer Reading Program for Teen or Young Adults. Has your library done this yet? Was it successful? What would you do differantly? What would make your Teen Summer Reading better in the future and what can the District do to assist you?
Please respond with your tales of Teen Summer Reading.
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Summerville Library has two teen movies based on books each week for summer reading. This has worked well for us. We average 7 teens per movie.
What a great way to get Teens involved at the Library and to use the movie license. Way to go Summerville! Are there anymore success stories out there?
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