Would you like to win 4 tickets to a Pawtucket Red Sox game? How about 4 tickets to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida?! Then visit the library with your child to become a member of the All-Star Reading Team for a chance to win these prizes.
What is the All-star Reading Team?
It's a cool way to stay in the reading game even when you're out of school! By playing the game, you can win cool prizes for you and your family!
How do you become an All-Star Reader?
1. If you are a Rhode Island resident between the ages of 6 and 12, and you have completed your local Rhode Island public library's "One World, Many Stories" Summer Reading Program, you may enter to win a great prize.
2. Pick up the entry form from the library. On the back of the entry form, write a paragraph, poem, or draw a picture that answers the question: What was your favorite book this summer and why?" Be creative!
3. Return the completed entry form in person to your local library no later than 2:00 pm on August 10, 2011. There will be one "designated hitter" randomly selected from each library across the state to win 4 tickets to the Pawtucket Red Sox game on Monday, August 22nd, 2011 at 7:05 pm at McCoy Stadium.
At the game, one lucky All-Star Reader will be randomly selected to win the grand prize of a trip for four to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. The trip includes airfare vouchers for four people, four nights hotel accommodations and four five-day passes to Walt disney World in Orlando, Florida.
So visit the library today to pick up your entry form!
Brought to you in cooperation with the Rhode Island Office of Library and Information Services. Complete sweepstakes rules are available at McCoy Stadium and at all participating Rhode Island Public libraries.
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