• School Summer Reading Lists
• Boston Public Schools
• Kindergarten - Grade 3
• Grades 4-5
• Grades 6-8
• Grades 9-12
• Other Massachusetts Schools
  • Elementary Schools
  • Middle Schools
  • High Schools
• World Cup Boston 2010 Book List

 

Enter to win a chance for two tickets to the Boston Red Sox game on Sunday, August 22 against the Toronto Blue Jays. All you have to do is read three books, write an essay about your favorite, and return your completed entry form to your branch library no later than Friday, July 30, at 5:00 p.m.

Boston Youth Zone’s - Boston R.O.C.K.S. – lists camp, employment and event information for kids and teens.

Boston Centers for Youth & Families – offer a wide range of interesting summer programs for kids and teens.

Boston Public Schools – offers Summer Reading Lists and their Summer Stuff and Summer Stuff Jr. information guides.

BOSTONavigator – features listings for more than 1,500 after school and summer opportunities for kids. Sort by age, type of program, or neighborhood to find programs that work for you.

ReadBoston’s Storymobile will be all over the city this summer – find a stop in your neighborhood.

Talk, Read, Play – events for children ages birth – 5, as well as extensive resources for parents (includes a great listing of outdoor recreational spaces/tot lots around the city).

Free Fun Fridays - ten days of summer to explore some of the best attractions in Boston with your family, sponsored by the Highland Street Foundation.

• School Summer Reading Lists
  • Boston Public Schools
    • Grades 6-8
    • Grades 9-12
  • Boston Latin Academy - Grades 7-12
  • Boston Latin School - Grades 7-12
  • English High School (All Grades) - The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros
  • Fenway High School/Boston Arts Academy - Grades 9-12
  • John D. O'Bryant School - Grades 7-12
  • Trinity Academy
    • Middle School
    • Upper School
  • Other Massachusetts Schools
    • Middle Schools
    • High Schools
• World Cup Boston 2010 Book List

 

How does Teens Map My Hood work?

• Sign up below or with a librarian at your local branch
• From July 6th - August 13th, grab a list of all the FREE things to do and see in Boston from your library.
• Once you have the list, visit as many places as you can and keep track of where you go and what you see. Keeping track is easy — take pictures while you're there or write something about your trip once you get back.
• Need artistic inspiration for your photos? The BPL has a huge collection of historical Boston images. Check out a sample of the places you can visit on Flickr.

There will also be weekly drawings for free books and the more places you go the bigger the chances are that you could win the GRAND PRIZE: two round trip tickets to George's Island.

Enter to win a chance for two tickets to the Boston Red Sox game on Sunday, August 22 against the Toronto Blue Jays. All you have to do is read three books, write an essay about your favorite, and return your completed entry form to your branch library no later than Friday, July 30, at 5:00 p.m.

Boston Youth Zone’s - Boston R.O.C.K.S. – lists camp, employment and event information for kids and teens.

Boston Centers for Youth & Families – offer a wide range of interesting summer programs for kids and teens.

Boston Public Schools – offers Summer Reading Lists and their Summer Stuff and Summer Stuff Jr. information guides.

BOSTONavigator – features listings for more than 1,500 after school and summer opportunities for kids. Sort by age, type of program, or neighborhood to find programs that work for you.

Free Fun Fridays - ten days of summer to explore some of the best attractions in Boston with your family, sponsored by the Highland Street Foundation.