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Summer at the Library: Downloads Center

Track your reading to become a Reading Star at the Library! Head to your nearest branch to pick up your reading tracker, or you can download and print them from anywhere, along with extra book log pages and book review sheets.

Download: Reading Tracker

Take the Library's reading challenge for kids this summer! Every day, read for at least 20 minutes, color in the tracker as you read, and list the books you've read to become a Reading Star!

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Download: Reading Log & Book Review Pages

Running out of space in your reading tracker? We’ve got you covered! Download and print extra reading log and book review pages to keep track of everything you’ve read this summer.

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More Downloads: Summer Adventure Activity Sheets

Download a wide array of fun activity guides you can use from anywhere—at home, at the park, or wherever you like to learn and explore. Each one teaches you different ways to create your world! Plus, come to special Summer Adventure programs in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island!

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Explore Summer at the Library

Create your world this summer at The New York Public Library! Discover free events and activities for all ages, programs for kids and teens, reading recommendations, exhibitions, and much more. Plus, use your library card to book free passes to 100+ museums, gardens, theaters, and more cultural attractions across NYC.

Learn More

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Thank You

Major support provided by the New York Life Foundation, the 2025 city-wide sponsor for the Summer Reading and Learning Programs.

Additional support is provided by Jane Lauder; The Rona Jaffe Foundation; New York Yankees Foundation; Montblanc; anonymous donors; and the continuing major support of the Andreas C. Dracopoulos Family Endowment for Young Audiences.

These programs and initiatives are part of the Library’s overall commitment to our branch patrons and education programs, led by the Merryl and James Tisch Director of Branch Libraries and Education. Major support for educational programming is provided by Merryl H. and James S. Tisch.

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