Crayons and brushes in Reading’s 19th century classrooms? Learn more about “The Supervisor of Drawing” from what back when!

To listen to the Beach Boys for the remainder of the summer?

This ancient Chinese geometry game can keep you entertained for hours. (Yes, kids AND adults!) Check it out from our Kids’ Library of Things collection.

Check out “The Movie Queen” for a glimpse of 1935 Reading–from its businesses, factories and churches, to its people!

Borrow a tent from our Library of Things collection.

Renee suggests this riveting page-turner! Two interwoven mysteries spill onto the pages in this first book of a trilogy. If you want a page-turner you can’t put down, grab this one! You’ll be completely surprised by the ending.

Susanne was a little reluctant to pick this nonfiction title up but was very glad she did.

Here are some opportunities to play, sing, and connect with other itsy bitsy readers!