This children’s series has been on the NY Times bestseller list longer than Harry Potter (653 weeks).

The branch with the highest circulation numbers for Children’s books.

This award-winning author and illustrator is the creator of the Elephant and Piggie and Pigeon books.

Designated by the spine sticker ENV, this juvenile collection targets nature enthusiasts and includes books, binoculars, microscopes, and an underwater camera.

Ages 0 - 100 +

With over 30 million copies sold and translations in 30 different languages, you’ll find this juvenile graphic novel series about a canine detective at the top of the bestseller lists.

The age at which a child can sign up for their own library card, (and receive a free lanyard and clear plastic card pocket!)

This Caldecott-winner, published in 1962, is famous for bringing diversity to children’s picture books, and it remains one of the highest circulating books in public libraries to this day.

Often mistaken for comic books, this format adds depth and complexity to the reading process, and is highly recommended for reluctant readers.

The theme for the 2022 Collaborative Summer Library Program.

With a target audience ranging from 10-14, this bestselling fantasy series, based on Greek mythology, is found in the Teen section.

This essential professional does not have to be a resident of Beaufort County to register for a BCL library card.

Made into a major motion picture in 2018, this bestselling YA book tells the story of a 16-year old who sees a police officer kill her friend.

Leveled in increasing complexity, like a stop light in green, yellow and red, this collection contains beginning chapter books.

Activities that any person of any age can take when they visit the library. 

This popular manga series features an academy for super heroes.

Library patrons under this age must be accompanied by an adult or a responsible caregiver.

This novel features a teen trying to figure out who he is, when his secret emails with a mysterious boy named Blue are discovered, and now he has to worry about them being exposed.

Read from back to front, this graphic novel format originated in Japan, and can be found in the Teen section.

Working with the school district, this program was offered at all Beaufort County Library this past summer. 

Over 15 years old, this popular teen series has had many adaptions including Movies, a Manga, and a gender swap of the original book.

Children, Teens and Adults all receive this same level of internet access.

A young girl with hidden powers of the sun is forced into a world she never thought she belonged to, but she is the only thing to save the dark slash of shadows cutting across her home lands.

An alternative to physically reading, these are great tools to get reluctant readers interested in a story.

The goal of the Summer Reading Program?