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Adult Summer Reading Programs

Discover creative ideas for adult summer reading programs from Ohio libraries, featuring insights from Janet Ingraham Dwyer, Library Consultant. Explore diverse initiatives such as a punch card tracking system at McComb Public Library, a bulletin board for tracking readers’ progress at Mount Orab Branch, and a unique mapping project at Akron Summit County Public Library. These programs encourage engagement and foster a love for reading among adults, with support from the Ohio Summer Reading Program and resources available through the State Library of Ohio.

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Adult Summer Reading Programs

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  1. Adult Summer Reading Programs More good ideas from Ohio libraries Janet Ingraham Dwyer Library Consultant March 2011

  2. McComb Public Library – punch card tracking system

  3. Mount Orab Branch, Brown County PL – bulletin board to track adult readers’ progress

  4. Akron Summit County Public Library – mapping the books patrons read

  5. Ohio AdultSummer Reading Program State Library Support For Your SRP Janet Ingraham Dwyer Library Consultant March 2011

  6. Ohio Summer Reading Program

  7. CSLP now offers an adult summer reading program manual each year.

  8. Statewide incentive from ODNR

  9. Thank you! Janet Ingraham Dwyer Library Consultant State Library of Ohio jdwyer@library.ohio.gov

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