Happy New Year from ReadBoston! It’s been an exciting time as we, once again, had the opportunity to engage with our community near and far. Here is a look at what we have been up to over the past couple

ReadBoston and Boston Saves are hosting a Summer Reading Challenge! Help your child (ages 3-12) to read 5 books with an ocean theme between July 15-August 15 and then share your child’s favorite fact or book by tagging BOTH ReadBoston

The ReadBoston summer Storymobile is coming to a location near you! From July 11 through August 5 audiences will be treated to an interactive storytelling experience and every child gets a new book to take home. The program is best

In February in celebration of Black History Month, the Daddy and Me Book Club had special guest readers Frank Farrow from the Mayor‘s Office of Black Male Advancement, Tony Richards Vice President of Equitable Business Development for Mass Housing, and

The 2022 ReadBoston Storymobile application is now available! The Storymobile program will run from July 11, 2022 – August 5, 2022. For four weeks this summer, professional storytellers will provide children with interactive stories and every child who attends takes

This summer the Storymobile program resumed for in-person programming at 20 locations. While we were not able to open our Storymobile locations up to the public like in the past, we were happy to be able to visit childcare programs

Saturday, June 19 marks 156 years since Union forces relayed the belated news of the Emancipation Proclamation to slaves in Galveston, Texas. Help children celebrate Juneteenth with these books, available at the Boston Public Library.  

This winter ReadBoston has continued to provide virtual early literacy programming to the children of Boston. Our Live Storytime continues on weekdays at 6 PM via Instagram and Facebook. Our February and March Storytime Live sessions focused on titles that

What a year we have had! We hope that all of our friends and colleagues are doing well and staying healthy and wanted to give a little update on what we’ve been up to while working remotely due to COVID-19.

Queen of the Track: Alice Coachman, Olympic High-Jump Champion by Heather Lang and illustrated by Floyd Cooper was our read-aloud choice for the children who attended our Black History Month session at the Allston Brighton CDC.  This inspirational nonfiction book