Let's Read, Seminole is a summer reading program that encourages students to continue reading during the summer months and delivers books throughout Seminole County on the Student Success Express bus. Come discover a variety of local programs and services designed to help you and your child thrive. Students can keep their reading momentum going by visiting the bus and checking out books all summer long. This year’s collection features a wide range of engaging fiction and nonfiction titles, including career-focused books and the brand-new 2025 Sunshine State selections. Additionally, we have support on the bus to help parents register students and learn more about SCPS services.  Students may participate in this program even if they are unable to visit the bus. To participate, visit the Student Success Express, SCPS Sora (OverDrive), or a local library to select your next reading adventure! As you read, remember to add each book to the reading log. At the end of the summer, turn in the reading log(s) to your school, drop it off on the bus, or submit an online district reading log for a chance to win a District prize!

• Let's Read, Seminole Book List  (preview the books on the bus before your visit)
• Printable Reading Log
• Online District Reading Log

How to Access eBooks:

• Visit the SCPS library' s Sora (OverDrive) site or the Seminole County Public Library's eBook site.

• Use your student ID or public library card to borrow books. Read or listen online or download the eBook to your device. Titles will automatically expire at the end of the lending period.

• Visit the Book Lists page for more information on eBooks.

• Vist the bus at one of our many stops this summer! View the Let's Read Seminole and Student Success Express Summer Schedule to see where we’ll be next!

Contact us at letsreadseminole@scps.k12.fl.us.

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