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This document provides information about summer reading programs, events, and resources for children and families in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. It lists local libraries, bookstores, museums that offer summer activities as well as online reading challenges and lists of recommended books for children to read over the summer break. Suggested websites are also included that provide additional book lists, reviews, and suggestions to help kids find books they may enjoy.
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