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Water Your Mind Read

 

Adult Summer Reading Program:

June 7-August 7, 2010

How it works…Dumped Planter

How it works…

You must be 18 or over to participate.

Begin reading or listening to fiction or non-fiction the month of June. Sign up for the summer reading program at the Information Desk and get your first two reading forms and a little something extra to help water your mind.

For each book you finish, complete one entry form. You may fill out two entry forms for books 500 pages or longer. One or two sentence reviews are encouraged but not required. Extra copies of the entry form are available at the library or click on this link: Adult Summer Reading Program Prize Entry Form

Each completed form is eligible for weekly prize drawings. (One weekly prize per person.) All entries not drawn for the weekly prize will be eligible for the grand prize drawing. The more you read the better your chances are to win! Winners will be notified by phone or email.

Entries may be turned in at the library between June 7 and August 7, 2010. Weekly prize drawings are drawn Fridays beginning June 18th and a grand prize drawing on Monday, August 9th. Weekly winners select their prize at the Information Desk.

The book review portion of the entries will be posted in the library so that others can share your reading enjoyment. Participant names will NOT be posted with the reviews. In addition, you can also share your reviews on our GoodReads blog.


Summer Programs:

Literary Lunch
June 23rd at noon in the Sue Ames Room. Tell al attending about your favorite title and author. A list will be compiled of everyone's recommendations. Cookies will be provided. Bring a bag lunch too.

Armchair travel to India
July 20, 7 pm, Sue Ames Room. Visit India with Anna Rose, who spent a year abroad in India .Judy and Danny also spent three weeks visiting. Sit back and travel through pictures and ask questions about the culture, language and people. Refreshments provided.

 

Free resources to find a good read:

Oregon Public Library GoodReads webpage.
What are book clubs reading? What is next in your favorite series? Want to put your book collection or reading list online? You can find all these and more in our Good Reads page of our website.

GoodReads Blog is new this year. Want to post your best of the summer book reviews on our website? It is easy. Submit your review here or on the sidebar link on the Goodreads page.

Dear ReaderDear Reader is an online book club. Monday through Friday, you will receive a five-minute selection from a chapter of a book in your email and for a 2-3 chapter sample. Each Monday 12 new books begin.

Don’t Miss Lists is a webpage of links to South Central Library System’s new materials for adults and for children, award winners, best-seller lists and more.


The 2010 program was supported by the generous donations of the following businesses and organizations:

Cousins Subs
Culver’s on Todd Dr (Madison)
D-Chai Thai Massage
Dorn Hardware
Fantastic Sams
Firefly Coffeehouse
Friends of the Oregon Public Library
J.L. Richards
Loco Gringo
Mulligan’s
Oregon Pharmacy
Pantherland Golf & Family Fun Park
Postal Connections
Subtown Deli