Kids in Grades 1-6 can get a free book from Barnes and Noble when they participate in the Barnes and Noble Summer Reading Program.
Here’s how it works:
- Read any eight books this summer and record them in your Barnes and Noble Passport. Be sure to document the location you visit in each book.
- Bring your completed Passport to a Barnes & Noble store between May 25 and September 7, 2010.
- Choose your free book from the book list featured on the back of your Passport. Your name will be automatically entered in a sweepstakes to win an autographed book.
This program is for kids in grades one through six and is limited to one book per child.
This is a great way to get your kids reading and to add a new book to your children’s library.
(Thanks to Baby Good Buys for the tip!)
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What do you think they mean by "recording each place you visit" for each book? Where the story takes place? Or are you supposed to read at B&N or something?? Or just read in your room, outside, park, etc? Weird.
Thanks for letting me know about this
@ Jenny – I hope they just mean the setting of the story! I'm thinking they just want a cute way for your child to prove they read the book. You'll have to ask at your local Barnes and Noble!