
(Many libraries across Ireland are participating in this reading scheme - please check with your local libray to confirm participation)
Calling all young readers to join the Space Hop Crew and blast
off on the Summer Reading Challenge 2010!
South Dublin County Libraries are getting ready to launch
children into orbit for an intergalactical adventure that will
keep them reading throughout the school summer holidays. And
it’s all FREE – which is out-of-this-world news for parents!
Space Hop Summer Reading Challenge is simple – children are
encouraged to read six or more books of their choice during the
holidays with collectable incentives and rewards, plus a
certificate or medal for every child who completes the
Challenge.
The Summer Reading Challenge is an immensely popular and
successful reading initiative. Now in its twelfth year it
reaches 725,000 children aged four to 12 years annually via the
UK and Irish library network. It is created and run by The
Reading Agency, the independent charity working to inspire more
people to read more, and is supported by children’s publishers.
For more information about how to take part in the challenge,
please visit
www.southdublinlibraries.ie/childrens-zone
See the Space Hop themed website for interactive fun www.spacehop.org.uk