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More than half of UK children do not read in their spare time, survey reveals
(www.theguardian.com)
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This is US-based unfortunately. But our libraries do Summer Reading Challenges. The one near me are based on hours read instead of books finished and have different tiers for age ranges, including adults. There are little prizes for different goals and it really drives engagement with reading for kids when school isn't in session.