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Free book for kids through Barnes & Noble Summer Reading Program

This summer, Barnes & Noble wants kids to go on an adventure without ever leaving their backyard or bedroom. All they need is a good book and a vivid imagination!

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First- through sixth-graders are eligible to receive a free book during the annual Barnes & Noble Summer Reading Program. But they must earn it! Your child must read eight books and fill out a Barnes & Noble Summer Reading Journal.

You can find the Summer Reading Journal in English here.

You can find the Summer Reading Journal in Spanish here.

Once they're done, they may turn in their journals at a Barnes & Noble store and receive a coupon for their free book, while supplies last. The coupon is redeemable from July 1 through Aug. 31, 2024. Sounds easy enough – and fun! For the program details, click here

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