Order form 2010 (Thank you for your interest, the order period is now
closed)
List of orders received
Promotional materials
JanWay
is offering promotional materials for the Summer Reading 2010 program,
“Destination Jungle”.
There are hats,
sunglasses, bags, eraser heads, bubbles, bookmarks, stickers, tattors,
“monkeys in a barrel”, boomerangs, and cups.
The deadline for
ordering materials from Janway is Friday, February 26, 2010. The
minimum order is $75.00, with an additional 5% for shipping
cost. Delivery of the products will be by SOLS courier in mid-May. The
Janway order form – with descriptions of the individual items available
is posted in the
CPA section of the SOLS website.
Please note:
On the descriptive CPA
page, you have to click on the link right at the bottom of the descriptive
information – which will open another web page. For that reason, we
have included a direct link here:
Janway order form (with product descriptions)
2010 Program Theme
and Title
The theme for 2010 will be Jungles. This theme was selected by a vote among
participating libraries. The official title of the 2010 TD Summer Reading
Club program, in English and French, is Destination Jungle. This fits
our bilingual program perfectly and will be used for both the English and
French posters.
2010 Illustrator
Stéphane Jorisch
To
illustrate the Destination Jungle program will be the creative,
colourful art of the very talented Stéphane Jorisch. Many will be familiar
with his award winning books, Suki’s Kimono, The Owl and the
Pussycat and Jabberwocky. Other picture books that he has
illustrated include Anancy and the Haunted House, Emily’s Piano,
The Trial of the Stone, Rosie and Buttercup and Lulu’s Pajamas. Not
only an illustrator of books for young people, Stéphane Jorisch also
illustrates for magazines and has created designs for the renowned Cirque du
Soleil. Our illustrator was born in Brussels and grew up in Lachine,
Quebec. Currently he lives in Montreal with his family.
2010 Booklists
(Word documents)
Website support
There are two web sites
connected to the program, one is for librarians and parents, and the second
is for kids.
1) Ongoing Official TD Summer Reading Club website
Ongoing Official TD Summer Reading Club
website (created by Library
and Archives Canada but still with 2008 information
on it).
2)
Kids National Web Site
The Toronto Public
Library staff maintain a
website aimed at children. This page will remain active until the
beginning of 2010.
The 2009 Kids National
Web Site was a resounding success as is indicated by the number of virtual
visits. There were 15,348 visits in English and 2,336 in French for a total
of 17,684. This was an increase from the 15,825 total virtual visits in
2008. An astounding 41,285 books were read in English and French. Book
reviews submitted in both languages totalled 156. The most popular pages in
both languages were the games page followed by the interactive content - the
Mystery of the Week and Name Agent 009. In French, the next most popular
pages were the websites while in English it was the Booklists.
2009 Library Awards
The deadline to apply
to the TD Summer Reading Club Library Awards is fast approaching, don't
forget to apply! Submit your application to win national recognition for
your library or branch. Share details of your project, effective outreach
strategies and creative program implementation in order to inspire other
public libraries to develop similar programs to develop children's
literacy.
The two most innovative
and outstanding TD Summer Reading Club programs in English and in French
will each receive cash awards as well the winners in both languages will
attend the awards ceremony in June.
For more information
visit the official TD Summer Reading
Club website. Deadline is November 15, 2009.
Communication
There is a TD Summer
Reading Club Listserv (Electronic Discussion List) for participating
libraries in southern Ontario called "SOLSummeread". The
e-mail address for the person placing the order is added to the
listserv, but additional representatives can be added if you wish.
This listserv is used to provide updates on ordering, clipart,
booklists and delivery. Information about this listserv, as
well as a link for participating, is posted on the SOLS website at
http://lists.library.on.ca/mailman/listinfo . There is an
archives of the e-mails sent out on the TD Summer Reading Club
listserv over the past 12 months which is publicly available at
http://lists.library.on.ca/pipermail/solsummeread/
Should you wish to speak to someone about the program, please contact:
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Name: |
Peggy Malcolm |
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Email: |
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Telephone: |
1-866-380-9767 |
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| Name: |
MaryJo Lynett |
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Telephone: |
1-800-387-5765 extension 5127 |
