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This summer, Barnet Libraries’ Summer Reading Challenge is back! Wild World Heroes takes children on a trip to Wilderville, with help from WWF, for a special nature-themed challenge that will inspire them to stand up for the planet. With amazing books, amazing rewards and lots of ideas for taking care of the environment, why not join us?
Children aged 4 to 12 can sign up at any Barnet library or online from Saturday 10 July and throughout the summer holidays.
Children can borrow books from the library and read eBooks on the Libby app or listen to eAudiobooks on the Borrowbox app to take part; all free for library members.
Children who read six books by Saturday 11 September will receive a special certificate and medal.
Libraries are currently open for ‘Quick Pick’ browsing sessions and continue to offer a ‘Select and Collect’ service, where books can be requested in advance for collection during library opening times.
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This summer, Barnet Libraries’ Summer Reading Challenge is back! Wild World Heroes takes children on a trip to Wilderville, with help from WWF, for a special nature-themed challenge that will inspire them to stand up for the planet. With amazing books, amazing rewards and lots of ideas for taking care of the environment, why not join us?
Children aged 4 to 12 can sign up at any Barnet library or online from Saturday 10 July and throughout the summer holidays.
Children can borrow books from the library and read eBooks on the Libby app or listen to eAudiobooks on the Borrowbox app to take part; all free for library members.
Children who read six books by Saturday 11 September will receive a special certificate and medal.
Libraries are currently open for ‘Quick Pick’ browsing sessions and continue to offer a ‘Select and Collect’ service, where books can be requested in advance for collection during library opening times.
