The theme of Parkland Library’s summer reading program this year is Be Creative.

The theme will involve reading, art and music. Children, teens and adults will have an opportunity to read books and to earn prizes. Each registered participant will receive a reading log and a goody bag.

Participants will be required to record the books they read. When the logs are submitted to the library, prizes from various treasure boxes will be awarded. The summer schedule will feature programs that include an interactive rock and roll puppet concert, a literary tea with an author, and dress up themes of pirates and princesses.

Older kids can participate in the Creative Kids program which will involve books along with arts and crafts. The summer will end with an end of summer ice cream social that will be held in a music room, in an art room and in a create-your-own-ice-cream-sundae room.

Teens will have an opportunity to enter their reading logs for a grand prize drawing. Adults will have the opportunity to complete the program with a popular event called Best-Summer-Book Brunch, when each participant will discuss a favorite book of the summer.

Call the library at 954 757-4200 or visit the library for dates.