Join us for
Summer Reading!
Welcome to Our Summer of Stories Summer Reading Program!
This summer, let your imagination soar with our Summer of Stories Summer Reading Program! Whether you’re a child, teen, or adult, there’s something fun waiting for you. From June 1 to Aug. 31, we’re celebrating storytelling through books, events and exciting activities for the whole family.
Dates: June 1 – Aug. 31
Free for All Ages – Everyone is Invited to Join!
How It Works:
It’s free and easy to join the fun! Read and explore your interests with challenges for every age level.
- Track your progress online or visit your Pierce County Library to pick up a reading log.
- Earn a prize, while supplies last, and enter the grand prize drawing.
Exciting Events and Activities for All Ages
Our Summer of Stories isn’t just about reading, it’s about creating unforgettable memories through events and activities for everyone in the family!
Join the fun online where you can immediately start tracking your reading progress!
- Easily track progress for the whole family.
- Record your books with the barcode scanner feature.
- Use the built-in timer to help meet reading goals.
Paper logs are available at the library. Prefer to print off a paper log? Select from these options:
Caregivers and Educators!
Help generate enthusiasm for the Summer Reading Program by sharing our videos with the children or teens in your life!
Have Questions?
Visit us or Ask Us via email for more details. Don’t forget to follow us on social media for updates, book recommendations and event reminders. Let the stories begin!
About the Artist
The Library engaged artist Angela Larsen to create artwork for Summer Reading: Summer of Stories. Angela has a background in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts, Fiber Arts and Arts Education and has done murals and illustrations for Pierce County businesses and organizations. Angela is a local artist who lives and works in Tacoma. She has painted murals in Seattle and in the Tacoma area. Angela uses her artwork to connect with others around body positivity, social justice and feminism and her images reflect the wide range of diversity, inclusivity and experiences of our local communities.







