With the summer season slowly approaching, Coldspring Area Public Library is preparing itself and its young readers for the upcoming Summer Reading Program.

The theme this year is “Ready, Set, Read” and Coldspring Area Public Library has five events planned for the month of June.

On June 1, Dominos Pizza is planning a visit, where they will teach young children how to be chefs. Co-Head Librarian Barbara Ponter says they hope this event will be an excellent way to open summer reading.

“We figure it’s a good way to let everyone know what’s coming after,” she said.

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Bill Heyde, a wildlife rescuer and rehab specialist, will come on June 8 to show off one of his wild animal friends to children while providing them with some outdoor information.

June 15 involves a special nautical adventure for young readers, with Carl Richardson, also known as Captain Buddy coming to tell his stories on the open seas as a former shrimp boat captain.

The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council is scheduled to come on June 22.

“They do a puppet show on prevention,” said Ponter.

The final day for Summer Reading is scheduled for June 29, where the library is expecting to host special musical guests for their final day.

The Summer Reading program is scheduled for each of the above days from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and is open to all children ages 3 to 10.

Every Thursday in June is also set with a 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. for story hour.

For more information, call the Coldspring Area Public Library at 936-653-3104 or visit their website at coldspringlibrary.org. The website has undergone an update, which now provides more and changing information.
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