Summer Reading 2025

SUMMER READING 2025

Dreaming of summer vacation? Readers 0-18 can travel the globe, explore new worlds and set a course for adventure at the library!

June 2 through July 31

Starting June 2, visit your favorite Arapahoe Libraries location to pick up your Summer Reading passport, choose a free water bottle and book of your choice* and set out on a new adventure.

*while supplies last

Collect your Summer Reading Activity Guide

Find events and activities at the library all summer long. Throughout the summer, you can complete activities to earn stickers.

Summer Reading Guides Available In:

EVENTS

Stay entertained with events all summer long.

Full STEAM Ahead: Math and Art!

Jun 12th - Jun 27th | 10:00am - 3:30pm
Multiple Locations
Spark your child’s curiosity through hands-on activities exploring shapes and colors, measurement and size, art and patterns.

Big Bubble Circus

Jun 26th | 12:00pm - 2:00pm
What do you get when you mix giant bubbles, the laughs of the circus and a little bit of magic? Come find out at the Big Bubble Circus!

Summer Reading Events

FEATURED BOOK LISTS

All the underlined titles in the lists below can be checked out from our catalog.

ACTIVITIES

AT THE LIBRARY

Each library location will provide fun, self-guided Summer Reading activities for kids of all ages at Creation Stations. Color in a space on your Summer Reading activity guide for each station that you complete.

ONLINE

For more activity ideas, choose your age or language below for activities that you can do at home or in the community.

Activites

Summer Reading 2025 Activities for Ages 0-5

Explore science, technology, engineering, art and math with activities at home for your little learner.

Summer Reading 2025 Activities for Ages 5-12

Spark curiosity and creativity this summer with adventures in the world of science, technology, engineering, arts and math.

Summer Reading 2025 Activities for Ages 12-18

Get immersed in science, technology, engineering, art and math with books and activities at home for teens.
Special thanks to the Friends of Arapahoe Libraries
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