Young bookworms told 'carry on reading' as challenge comes to a close
Young readers in Bridgnorth hoping to get through six books over the summer break, have been told to 'carry on reading' as the challenge has a few days left.
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Bridgnorth Mayor Rachel Connolly and the town's library manager Emma Spenser have already given away scores of certificates and medals to young readers and presented it to those that completed the challenge on September 1.
But the pair say the Summer Reading Challenge is not over and youngsters have until Friday, September 15 to claim their certificate and medal.
Emma Spenser said: "There are still a few days left so the message is carry on reading."
She added that this year, along with the medals and certificates for individual readers who completed the challenge, the library is handing out a trophy to the schools in the area that have the most students complete the challenge.
"We have had around 200 pupils enter this year so all the schools have a chance," she said.