You can pick-up your booklet today at the library's front desk. 

The concept is simple, the rewards are priceless. Sharing books with your child is a great bonding opportunity AND it helps them learn essential pre-reading skills. They learn the sounds letters make, develop a larger vocabulary, and build knowledge. This prepares them to be a successful reader and lifelong learner.

The North Logan City Library invites you and your child to participate in this fun, free program! Any child from birth through age 5 can sign up. You do NOT need a library card to participate.  (You are welcome to sign-up for a library card but this program doesn't guarantee a library card.) When you receive your reading log, keep track of how many books your child hears from that point on. It can be any book, as many times as they want (each time counts!), read by anyone. This includes other family members, teachers, or librarians. Write down the titles in this log, or simply make a check mark on the line for each book read. Getting up to 1,000 books doesn't take as long as you might think! If you read three books per day, you will be done in less than one year. If you read one book per day, it will take under three years. The pace is entirely up to you and your child, but finish before your child starts kindergarten to claim the final prizes.

Once you have signed up for the program at the North Logan City Library and receive your child's reading log, there are several milestones along the way (100, 250, 500, 750, and 1,000 books). When you reach a milestone, bring your reading log to the library's front desk. We will stamp your book and give your child a prize for each milestone. When your child reaches 1,000 books. They will receive a certificate, a prize, and have their picture displayed on social media if you would like! The reading log is yours to keep, and we hope it will be a special record of your child's early years and of your time reading together.