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Kids Level Up at Your Library
Jun 28, 2025 - Aug 16, 2025
This program is designed for children ages 0 to 12 to encourage life-long reading habits.
The goal is for children to read for 30 minutes a day throughout the
program to help prevent summer learning loss.
Every 60 minutes of reading logged unlocks a new digital badge, earns a small prize from our prize bin, and gets you one digital raffle ticket that can be used to "bid"
on the exciting prizes donated by
local businesses, attractions, and
the Friends of the Stafford Library.
Upon completing the program (24 hours), no more incentives will be earned,
but you can still log your reading. The raffle prize winner will be drawn the week
of August 18th.
Teens Level Up at Your Library
Jun 28, 2025 - Aug 16, 2025
This program is designed for teens ages 13 to 18 to encourage life-long reading habits.
The goal is for teens to read for 30 minutes daily throughout the
program to help prevent summer learning loss.
Every 60 minutes of reading logged unlocks a new digital badge, earns a small prize from our prize bin, and gets you one digital raffle ticket that can be used to "bid"
on prizes donated by
local businesses, attractions, and
the Friends of the Stafford Library.
Upon completing the program (24 hours), no more incentives will be earned,
but you can still log your reading. The raffle prize winner will be drawn the week
of August 18th.
Adult Level Up at Your Library
Jun 28, 2025 - Aug 16, 2025
This program is designed for adults to encourage life-long reading habits.
Every book logged unlocks a new digital badge, earns a small prize from our prize bin, and
gets you one digital raffle ticket that can be used to "bid"
on the amazing prizes donated by
local businesses, attractions, and
the Friends of the Stafford Library.
Upon completing the program (24 books), no more incentives will be earned,
but you can still log your reading. The raffle prize winner will be drawn the
week
of August 18th.
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Dog Man: Grime And Punishment: A Graphic Novel (dog Man #9): From The Creator Of Captain Underpants
by Dav Pilkey
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The book is a mix of emotions. Anger, sadness, loss, happiness, and guilt.
A Very Bad Thing
by J T Ellison
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A story within a story … lies, secrets, murder, what more could you ask for?
Weaker vessels
by Watkins
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Only book i had near me. Too gossipy for me. Hope for another book for next read
Somewhere Beyond the Sea
by TJ Klune
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very cute, it was a nice continuation of the first book. It could have been shorter but otherwise I enjoyed it
The Literature Of Japanese American Incarceration
by Frank Abe
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Powerful stories and poems from Japanese Americans unjustly incarcerated during WWII.
Heated Rivalry
by Rachel Reid
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This book is a ridiculous romance that I am embarrassed to admit liking. The main characters were likable and it was a fun premise.
Weaker vessels
by Donna A. Watkins
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Only book near me at the time. Too gossipy for my taste. Hope to have another book for next read.
Doll Parts
by Amanda/ Flannery Lepore (Thomas, Jr. (CON).)
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Super interesting to hear her story and everything she went through to get where is is today. Amanda Lepore is an icon.
When the Harvest Comes
by Denne Michele Norris
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It felt disjointed, the story didn’t flow in a natural way. There were parts that were enjoyable but overall this isn’t a book I’d recommend.
Felix J. O'neill, Poet Priest Of New England
by Thomas E. Young
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I highly recommend this book for those interested in local Stafford history. It's well done and includes many of Farther O'Neill's poems written while he was the priest at Saint Edwards Church.