Riverside Public Library Summer Reading Program

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The Corona Public Library welcomes and supports all people in the enjoyment of reading and pursuit of lifelong learning. Working together, we strive to provide access to information, ideas and knowledge through books, technology, programs, services and other resources. We believe in the freedom to read, to learn and to discover.

Sail an ocean of possibilities with your City Library. This summer, you can read more, do more, play more, and win prizes. Set a course for any City Library location to grab your FREE Super Summer Challenge Tracker. You can dive into reading challenges and fun activities to do at the Library, at home, and throughout the city.

Each year, the Library System plans a summer filled with reading challenges, special events, and of course, great prizes! Check back in spring of 2023 for more information about our next Summer Reading challenge. In the meantime, see below for information about our most recent Summer Reading challenges and prizes.

This innovative collaboration between libraries, poets, and zoos is part of The Language of Conservation, a project designed to deepen public awareness of environmental issues through poetry. The partnership between poetry and science began as a successful program developed by Poets House and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) that incorporated poetry into wildlife exhibits at the Central Park Zoo in New York City. Through the Central Park Zoo project, WCS researchers discovered that the use of poetry installations made zoo visitors dramatically more aware of the impact humans have on ecosystems. (Read the overview and evaluation (PDF) for the Central Park Zoo project.)

A white paper including a bibliography/resource list; articles by poets in residence writing on the cannon of nature poetry; and ways to mediate the competing agendas of poets, librarians, scientists and zoo officials; as well as tip sheets on library programming, zoo installation design principals, and how to pick a poet for a place and evaluating your success are being developed for those wanting to learn more about the project and replicate the project in their location, and will be available at the ALA Annual Conference and as a downloadable PDF on the Poets House website by June.

Twins Solomon (black shirt) and Josiah Gates, 3, try to feed a donkey at Riverside Discovery Center. The boys are on vacation from Arizona and signed up for the Lied Scottsbluff Library reading program while in town.

Kara Robles, 3, climbs a ladder in the sandy play area at Riverside Discovery Center. Robles was visiting RDC as a member of the Lied Scottsbluff Library's summer reading program. throughout the summer, the library has days where the children can get outside for exercise and fun.

Keyton Shannon, 5, bends over for a closer look at a sulcata tortoise at Riverside Discovery Center in Scottsbluff. Shannon was one of 420 children in the Lied Scottsbluff Library summer reading program who visited RDC.

Ivan Williamson, 6, left, and Harper Thomson, 6, right, dance through the "rain" at the Splash Pad in Riverside Discovery Center. The boys were visitng as part of activities associated with the Lied Scottsbluff Library's summer reading program. 2b1af7f3a8

Riverside Public Library Summer Reading Program

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