Juvenile cards are issued to children 17 years of age and younger; a parent or legal guardian must show identification with proof of legal address and sign the registration form. Acceptable forms of identification include driver's license, auto registration, recent utility bill, etc.There is also a spot for the juvenile to sign the registration form.
Learn about solutions parents/legal guardians may incorporate in their child’s borrowing experience at Berks County Public Libraries (BCPL) member library locations.
Weekday
Join Ms. Amber for storytime on Tuesday or Wednesday at 10:30 AM. Then stick around after the stories for some free play time too build socail skills. The theme is the same for both days. Geared for birth to kindergarten. Plan to sit on the floor. If you are afraid your child won't sit still, this is the storytime for them! Miss Amber adapts to the kiddos in attendance.
Saturday
Join Ms Sandy for some books and fun on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month at 10:30 AM
Please verify with the library calendar that storytime is scheduled as there are some weeks when we may not have routine programming.
Parents and guardians can ensure safe interactions online with Keeping Kids Safe Online from the Office of Senator Tracy Pennycuick, 24th Senatorial District. Click here for an information flyer.
1000 Books Before Kindergarten (Ages: 0-5) Record books read and earn small prizes. Adults expected to help with program.
Read to Sheldon (Ages: Preschool-Middle School) Read to Sheldon at the library and earn small prizes and chance for raffles. Adults can assist, but kids are becoming independent readers.
100 Books Before Graduation (Ages: Middle and High School) Read age appropriate books and earn small prizes. Tweens and Teens are independent readers.
All programs are FREE to library patrons age 0-18. Ask about signing up today.
