Summer Reading Program

The Summer Reading Program is a popular activity offered each year through the Hamilton East Public Library. The program runs for an eight week period in June and July and is open to all ages of readers. Everyone, from babies to adults, has the opportunity to read to collect prizes and words of encouragement.

In 2009, more than 18,541 youth, young adults and adults participated in the Summer Reading Program to quench their love of reading. At the end of the program, prizes are awarded to participants who complete the requirements for their specific age category. These prizes might include coupons to area restaurants or attractions, canvas book bags, paperback books and more.

Beginning June 1st, 2010, readers can register to participate in the Summer Reading Program at either the Noblesville or Fishers Library. The children's theme for 2010 will be "Make a Splash - READ!" For more information, simply stop by or call the Youth Services Department at either library location. (For the Noblesville Library, call 770-3216. For the Fishers Library call 579-0304).

Indiana Public Radio is pleased to support the summer reading projects sponsored by the Hamilton East Public Library. Because reading is such an important activity for the whole family, we also encourage you to listen to Indiana Public Radio's summer reading program, BookSpeak, heard every Wednesday at noon from June 4 through July 30. If you or someone you know would like to write a book review for BookSpeak, please contact Indiana Public Radio at 800-646-1812 or visit our Website