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Each year the Summer Reading Challenge has a new theme. For 2023, The Reading Agency is teaming up with Youth Sport Trust for 'Ready, Set, Read! ' a sports and games themed Challenge that will encourage play and participation – however that best suits children taking part. Find out more about 'Ready Set, Read!

Each year the Summer Reading Challenge has a new theme. For 2023, The Reading Agency is teaming up with Youth Sport Trust for 'Ready, Set, Read! ' a sports and games themed Challenge that will encourage play and participation – however that best suits children taking part. Find out more about 'Ready Set, Read!

The Summer Reading Challenge is produced by The Reading Agency and delivered in partnership with libraries. The challenge, aimed at children aged 4 - 11 years, is to read six or more library books over the summer, encouraging them to keep up the reading habit over their long break from school.

The Summer Reading Challenge is produced by The Reading Agency and delivered in partnership with libraries. The challenge, aimed at children aged 4 - 11 years, is to read six or more library books over the summer, encouraging them to keep up the reading habit over their long break from school.

Set a reading goal and log your books on your profile. When you reach your goal you will unlock a virtual badge and certificate. Please note, the in-person and online Challenges are separate.

Set a reading goal and log your books on your profile. When you reach your goal you will unlock a virtual badge and certificate. Please note, the in-person and online Challenges are separate.

Reading challenges offer a set of shared goals for a community of readers over a defined period. They typically target specific populations – for example, elementary school students in a local school district – and provide goals and incentives to encourage the target audience to track their reading.

Reading challenges offer a set of shared goals for a community of readers over a defined period. They typically target specific populations – for example, elementary school students in a local school district – and provide goals and incentives to encourage the target audience to track their reading.

We invite children aged 4 to 11 to take up the challenge of reading six books during the summer holidays. Children can register to take part at any of our libraries. You can include library ebooks and audiobooks and we have a special Summer Reading Challenge collection available via Libby.

We invite children aged 4 to 11 to take up the challenge of reading six books during the summer holidays. Children can register to take part at any of our libraries. You can include library ebooks and audiobooks and we have a special Summer Reading Challenge collection available via Libby.

Each year the Challenge motivates over 700,000 children of all abilities to read for enjoyment over the summer holidays. Children can sign up for free at a participating library or take part online on the official Summer Reading Challenge website!

Each year the Challenge motivates over 700,000 children of all abilities to read for enjoyment over the summer holidays. Children can sign up for free at a participating library or take part online on the official Summer Reading Challenge website!

Set a reading goal and log your books on your profile. When you reach your goal you will unlock a virtual badge and certificate. Please note, the in-person and online Challenges are separate.

Set a reading goal and log your books on your profile. When you reach your goal you will unlock a virtual badge and certificate. Please note, the in-person and online Challenges are separate.

The aim of the Summer Reading Challenge is to read at least six library books, but it's also up to your local library service to decide how to give out the stickers. The best thing to do is ask at your local library, as they will be able to let you know how many stickers you will get for each book or library visit.

The aim of the Summer Reading Challenge is to read at least six library books, but it's also up to your local library service to decide how to give out the stickers. The best thing to do is ask at your local library, as they will be able to let you know how many stickers you will get for each book or library visit.

Children who meet their reading goal and complete the Challenge are presented with a certificate and/or a medal.

Children who meet their reading goal and complete the Challenge are presented with a certificate and/or a medal.

Summer Reading Challenge 2023: Ready, Set, Read! The 2023 challenge, Ready, Set, Read! was themed around the power of play, sport and games. By reading six library books, children helped a fictional superstar team (and their marvellous mascots!) weave their way through a summer obstacle course.

Summer Reading Challenge 2023: Ready, Set, Read! The 2023 challenge, Ready, Set, Read! was themed around the power of play, sport and games. By reading six library books, children helped a fictional superstar team (and their marvellous mascots!) weave their way through a summer obstacle course.

The aim of the Summer Reading Challenge is to read at least six library books, but it's also up to your local library service to decide how to give out the stickers. The best thing to do is ask at your local library, as they will be able to let you know how many stickers you will get for each book or library visit.

The aim of the Summer Reading Challenge is to read at least six library books, but it's also up to your local library service to decide how to give out the stickers. The best thing to do is ask at your local library, as they will be able to let you know how many stickers you will get for each book or library visit.

The 2023 challenge, Ready, Set, Read! was themed around the power of play, sport and games. By reading six library books, children helped a fictional superstar team (and their marvellous mascots!) weave their way through a summer obstacle course.

The 2023 challenge, Ready, Set, Read! was themed around the power of play, sport and games. By reading six library books, children helped a fictional superstar team (and their marvellous mascots!) weave their way through a summer obstacle course.