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The #RCLS Summer Reading Program, Oceans of Possibilities, starts this week! Events start next week, but you can already sign up online or in person to log your reading progress.
To sign up online just click here: rclstn.org/programs/summer-r…

ALT Two cartoon drawings of children, one of a toddler with an aqua book on their head, sitting on an orange star. The other child is older, layng on their stomach, reading a book with a speech balloon coming out of it depicting a stingray. Summer reading starts today: Monday, May 23, 2022. Register in-person or online. Oceans of Possibilities.
Who is signing up for summer reading? 🏖📚
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You can even sign up for the Summer Reading Program online! Click the Tails and Tales logo on the page below, choose your #RCLS library, and get started logging your summer reads.
rclstn.org/events/summer-rea…
It’s National School Librarian Day.
Show your school librarian some love when you return to school tomorrow. ❤️
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Start gearing up for February and @readtosucceed “Unplug & Read Month”.
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Summer Reading Prizes for 2020 are now available at all #RCLS branches! We have prizes for anyone that has completed our summer reading program, which is to read 600 minutes or 40 books, you can pick up your prizes at your local branch from today through July 31st.
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June is Audiobook Month! Enjoy an audiobook as you work, drive, garden or exercise. You can check one out at any of our #RCLS locations, or use your library card to check one out on the free hoopla or Libby apps.
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I am pleased to announce that Refugee by Alan Gratz @AlanGratz has won Tennessee's 2019-2020 Volunteer State Book Award in the Middle School Division. Thanks to all who participated in voting! @TASLTN
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I am pleased to announce that The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors written by Drew Daywalt & illustrated by Adam Rex has won Tennessee's 2019-2020 Volunteer State Book Award in the Primary Division. Thanks to all who participated in voting! @TASLTN
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I am pleased to announce that Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling @Dusti_Bowling has won Tennessee's 2019-2020 Volunteer State Book Award in the Intermediate Division. Thanks to all who participated in voting! @TASLTN
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We're ready for another week! Remember you can pick up your available holds at any branch during the designated curbside hours (see our header for more info!) or catch the #Bookmobile as it makes its way around the county this week.
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Targeting 4:33 p.m. EDT today for Falcon 9’s launch of Crew Dragon with @NASA astronauts on board. Teams are closely monitoring launch and downrange weather → spacex.com/launches
Who plans on reading this summer?
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Good morning, everyone! The 2020 Summer Reading Program has begun! You may register here by clicking on Wandoo Reader, or call your local branch. You can also stop by to pick up a packet during our curbside service hours.
wandooreader.com/linebaugh/2…
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Celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with a week of interactive read alouds featuring Asian/Pacific characters. Join MaiStoryBook Youtube very day this week at 12pm PST #childrensbooks #readaloud #homeschool #apahm
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To help provide services during this difficult time, the #RCLS Bookmobile will be at different sites throughout the county this week to provide computer use, notary service, limited checkouts of materials and a place for you to return items. It also serves as a WiFi hotspot!
Today we would like to acknowledge the library workers who help keep our school libraries running. We couldn’t do it without your help!

























