Children can get creative with this year’s Summer Reading Challenge, Marvellous Makers, which launches in Norfolk libraries on Saturday 6 July.

The Summer Reading Challenge is a FREE holiday activity for children aged 4-11. It’s all about reading for fun, aiming to improve children’s reading skills and confidence. Children can read anything they like (really – anything!) and collect free rewards for their reading. For under 5s there is a mini challenge, so they don’t miss out.

Just pop into your local library or visit www.norfolk.gov.uk/summerreadingchallenge to sign up. Children will need to be a library member - you can do this in a library or online. It’s free of charge and children will receive their own library card for which there are no overdue fees.

This year’s Challenge is all about creativity. From dance to drawing, junk modelling to music, there’s something for everyone! Children will be able to find new reads linked to their favourite creative arts and join in with free activities at their local library.

The Summer Reading Challenge is developed by The Reading Agency and delivered in partnership with public libraries. This year’s theme has been developed in partnership with Create, a leading charity bringing the creative arts to those who need it most.

Find out more at www.norfolk.gov.uk/summerreadingchallenge. Also you can contact us at Wymondham Library for more information: Phone 01953 603319 or email wymondham.lib@libraries.norfolk.gov.uk or check out our Facebook page @WymondhamLibraryNorfolk