Step 1: Register for the program
Register for the Summer Reading & Learning Program using the buttons below.
Step 2: Log your reading and earn rewards!
Pick up a reading log from any branch of the Cecil County Public Library. Visit the library to receive your reading rewards and enter raffle tickets for a chance to win a prize.
Click below for more information about the program for each age group.
Step 3: Give us your feedback
After you complete your challenge, please take a moment to fill out the Summer Reading & Learning survey. Your response is important to us and will help improve our program.
Please find additional information below about the program for your age group.
Use your log to keep track of each day that you read with your child this summer, and complete fun reading challenges. For every 10 days of reading, visit the library to receive the following reading rewards:
In addition to these rewards, earn a raffle entry for every 10 days of reading for a chance to win:
Use your log to keep track of each day that you read for at least 15 minutes this summer, and complete fun reading challenges. Participants may read on their own, or have someone read to them. For every 10 days of reading, visit the library to receive the following reading rewards:
In addition to these rewards, earn a raffle entry for every 10 days of reading for a chance to win:
Use your log to keep track of each day that you read for at least 30 minutes this summer, and complete fun reading challenges. For every 10 days of reading, visit the library to receive the following reading rewards:
In addition to these rewards, earn a raffle entry for every 10 days of reading for a chance to win:
Mark each reading challenge you complete. Then, visit the library to enter for a chance to earn (2) tickets to the annual Crab Crawl (9/13/25).
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