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2023 Summer With Your Library

June 1–July 31 • All Ages

The summer reading program isn’t just about books — we invite your whole family to EXPLORE the Library’s offerings, DO fun stuff, and READ books. The more you explore, do, and read, the more points you earn toward a finishing prize!

How To Sign Up

  • Online through READsquared
  • In person at any CMPLD location, including the Bookmobile
  • In person at the Library’s booth at the Libertyville Farmers Market, Thursdays from 9 am–12 pm in Cook Park in Libertyville

Earn Points & Log Your Progress

Earn points by doing activities or reading books that are interesting to you. Each age group has different activities and reading prompts. Tally 100 points to earn a finishing prize and entry into the grand prize drawing!

There are two ways to log your progress:

  • Online through READsquared
  • On a paper log from a Library service desk

Prizes

Once you reach the goal, pick up your finishing prize starting on June 15 at your indicated location.

Kids (birth–grade 8)
Free book of your choice + entry into the grand prize drawing to win one of six $50 gift cards to a local business

High School (grades 9–12)
Free book of your choice + entry into the grand prize drawing to win one of three Amazon gift cards

Adults
A Cook Memorial Public Library mason jar + entry into the grand prize drawing to win one of six $100 gift cards to a local business

cooklib.readsquared.com


Summer T-Shirts

Whether you’re new to the program or have been collecting the summer reading t-shirts for years, head on over to the Check Out Desk at either Library location to purchase this year’s shirt!

$5 per shirt

Cash or check only, please.

Sizes:

  • Youth Extra Small – Youth Large
  • Adult Small – Adult 2XL

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