Are you ready to read? Check for your school below to find your summer reading information. Then be sure to visit us at the Library to sign up for the Youth Summer Reading Program, so you can "Read and Bead" an awesome necklace or keychain!
6th-8th Graders at Easton Middle School
Welcome to the Ames Free Library Summer Reading Program for Teens! We've posted a list of your summer reading requirements from OAHS for you to start with.
Interested in winning some prizes too? Have a look at our Summer Reading Program details below...
Want to know all the cool stuff that will be going on for this year's Youth Summer Reading Program? Check out our Summer Reading Program video!
Find everything you need for your summer reading assignments here!
Keep in mind that any reading you do during the summer (including required reading) can earn you some prizes from the Ames Free Library Summer Reading Program for Teens! Visit the Summer Reading Program page to learn how it works.
Get ready for the AFL Teen Den Battle of the Books!
Our most circulated titles of 2018 have been randomly paired in head to head match ups. Pick your favorite from each match up to move on to the next round of voting.
Will your top pick make it to the final round?
Voting is open from Monday, March 11th through Monday, April 15th.
Update 4/22/19:
Alex Manthous is a student at Oliver Ames High School. He is offering math tutoring services to those looking for help with up to 8th grade math, OR Algebra 1.
Tutoring occurs by appointment only every Thursday from 5-6 PM in the 1st Floor Information Cafe at Queset House. Sessions are 1/2 hour - book for 5:00 or 5:30 PM.
As we say goodbye to the Summer of 2018, the Ames Free Library would like to take a moment to thank everyone who helped
make the Summer Library Program for Teens a huge success.
We’d like to extend a special thank you to the following businesses who donated prizes for the scratch ticket program:
Hilliard’s Chocolates
The Beanery on Washington
7 Eleven
On this past Monday evening, the Ames Free Library was so happy to host local teen rock band, Urban Lunchmeat!
Easton Middle School
All students entering grades 6, 7, and 8 are required to read:
