OSWEGO — The Oswego Bookmobile is heading into the fourth week of Driving Books Home in Oswego, Fulton, Hannibal, Mexico, and Pulaski. Visitors Betsy and Emmy Lou from PPCNY, Menter Ambulance, Oswego Fire Department, and Jeff and Fenway from PPCNY generously helped make it a successful program so far.
Kids are able to stop by once a week to choose a book. Reading over the summer helps them keep up their literacy skills. The Oswego Bookmobile has expanded their route for Summer 2025 to reach families outside of Oswego. There were many new faces at the new locations.
“We live in Oswego but came to Fulton War Memorial to explore the new locations this summer,” said the Flett family. The addition of new locations helps the bookmobile meet our goal of spreading literacy to children in the summertime. With different STEAM activities offered each week, it allows children to express enjoyment in learning outside the classroom.
“It’s rewarding to see kids I’ve had in the classroom before, I’m glad to know that kids are interested in reading and literacy over the summer,” says Jenna Earl, Oswego Bookmobile Literacy Specialist.
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Driving Books Home — Oswego Bookmobile is a summer literacy program that delivers free books and activities to children and young adults. Bringing books to neighborhoods where kids live and play, Oswego Bookmobile encourages kids to continue reading when school is out.
Oswego Bookmobile is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, funded by community grants and private donations. More information is available on the website at www.oswegobookmobile.comand the Facebook and Instagram pages, @OswegoBookmobile.
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