ReadSquared Reading Program

Listeners

Not reading on your own yet? Sign up as a listener! This program is designed for kids age 0 to 6 to encourage life-long reading habits. Earn points for every book you listen to and earn prizes along the way. After you’ve listened to 60 books, you will receive your reading certificate, final prizes, and you’ll also be entered to win an end-of-summer GRAND PRIZE! The more books you listen to, the more chances you’ll have to win!

Independent Readers

Independent readers, you will earn a point for every minute you spend reading. For example, if you read 40 minutes, you’ll earn 40 points. If you read 20 minutes, you’ll earn 20 points, and so on. You’ll earn brag tags and prizes along the way. When you reach 1,000 points, you will earn your certificate, final prizes, and you‘ll be able to pick a library book to be dedicated to YOU! You will also be entered to win an end-of-summer GRAND PRIZE! The more you read, the more chances you’ll have to win.

Teens

Are you a teen that likes to read? (books, e-books, and/or audiobooks) AND likes to win stuff? Then the Teen Summer Reading Program is for you! One book equals 100 points. For every 100 points you earn, you'll be entered into a weekly drawing for a gift card AND earn an entry into the end-of-summer grand prize drawing. The more you read, the more chances you’ll have to win.

Adults

Are you an adult that likes to read? (books, e-books, and/or audiobooks) AND do you like to win prizes? Then, the Adult Summer Reading Program is for you! One book equals 100 points. For every 100 points you earn, you'll be entered into a weekly drawing for a gift card AND earn an entry into the end-of-summer grand prize drawing. The more you read, the more chances you’ll have to win.

How it Works

Register Online Here – Parents you can create an account first to easily monitor your children's activity.

Track Your Reading – Log in here and track your reading to earn points.

Keep Reading! – Earn a completion certificate once you've completed the program.

GET THE READsquared APP

Easily log your activity using the READsquared app. The app is free for both Android and iOS mobile devices.

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Book Reviews

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The Stranger In The Woods
by Michael Finkel
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Very interesting. The author does some deep dives on rabbit trails, but those are usually interesting and applicable. A very amazing story.

Chicks and Salsa
by Aaron Reynolds
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I like it!

How To Read Literature Like A Professor
by Thomas C. Foster
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Great to validate how I like to analyze text. As an adult student studying English and literature, some points were eye opening how I will it consider text from here out.

LIFE Garfield Greatest. Cat. Ever. (Just ask him)
by Jim Davis, other
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This is the Garfield Life magazine. It includes the history of Garfield. It even shows my favorite strip, Garfield minus Garfield!

Grist Mill Road
by Christopher J. Yates
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One of the best books I’ve read this year, so well written and a story that will grip you until the final pages. Highly recommend!

Love from Llama Llama
by Anna Dewdney
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Cute

If You Give A Mouse A Cookie
by Laura Joffe Numeroff
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Great

Ready? Set. Puppies! (Raymond And Roxy)
by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson
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The Never Girls Volume 1: Books 1-3 (Disney: The Never Girls)
by Kiki Thorpe
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Good book for kids.

The Chalk Man
by C. J. Tudor
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This book was rather pleasing, Although for a murder mystery I found it to be predictable and relatively tame. I thought the plot of the chalk figures was kind of dry, and the plot twists were unsuitable compared to other books I have read. I did enjoy the characters and the double perspective alternating from 1986- 2016. So solid 3 stars.