<font size=""1""><font color="#"black"">Liberalism is not an affilation its a curable disease. </font></font><br /><br><font color="#"gray"">~Wisdom of Shawnshuefus</font><br /><br><font color="#"blue""><font size=""1"">The punishment which the wise suffer, who refuse to take part in government, is...
Barnes and Noble had a summer reading program last year. You had to read a certain number of books and then you could pick a book from their free list.
Commerce Bank runs a summer reading program for account holders. I think they provide a reading list, and if the student completes it they deposit $10 in your account.
I'm in Michigan. There in the process of building a Culver's semi-close to me. I don't think it will be opened before school gets out but I can pass it on. Thanks [img]smile.gif[/img]
We have several businesses in our community that have reading programs. Depending on what area of the country(these are predominantly Midwestern businesses) you are in, some may be available to you:
Culver's Restaurants-Scoopy's Reading Club
Casey's General Store-Race Into Reading
Happy Joe's Pizza
Also, check with local professional or semi-professional sport teams and your public library.
Remember too that just because a business doesn't have their own formal reading incentive program doesn't mean they wouldn't support one if you put it together. Make some calls!
