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Troy City Schools
The kids love getting the books throughout the summer and come in the following school year talking about all the awesome books that they got. I can tell it definitely encourages the kids to read.
Trenton ISD
Getting books into the hands of children is so important.
River Valley School District
The kids really enjoy getting the books over the summer. Some of them don’t have any books at home so it really makes a difference!
Pitt County Schools
I loved to see how excited the students would get when they knew they could get new books. It was so rewarding to watch and be a part of.
Mineral County Schools
The program is an excellent way to get grade/interest level material into student’s hands at home.
Holly Area Schools
Families loved the engagement and excitement students felt over the summer months when a new book arrived. Educators loved the fact that we were getting books in our student’s hands over the summer months helping to decrease the summer slide.
Grand Ledge Public Schools
Having students select books they are interested in and having them mailed to their homes has been a huge benefit for our students.
Troy City Schools
I think books are an integral part of learning, especially during the summer. Reading a book is less like “work” and more like a treat. It’s always fun for young ones to get something in the mail which makes them even more excited to read it.
Newton Community School District
My six and eight-year-old boys were so excited to read new books and receiving them in the mail was like receiving a present. It made reading each night more enjoyable.
Carroll County Schools
My daughter is learning to read because of this program. It’s an excellent program!
