Get information and insight into the Children's Summer Reading challenge, and summer activities. Home > Events > Summer Reading > Children's Summer Reading > Summer Reading Children Summer Reading Children's Summer Reading Summer Reading Children Register Summer Reading Children Resources Teen Summer Reading Summer Reading Teen Register Summer Reading Teen Resources Summer Reading Teen Art Summer Reading Teen Art Winners Summer Reading Teen Writing Summer Reading Teen Writing Winners Adult Summer Reading Summer Reading Adult Resources Summer Reading AI Education Summer Reading Adult Activities About the Children's Summer Reading Program Program dates: May 27 - August 9, 2025. This program and all its events are FREE . For ages 0-12. Win prizes for every 14 days you read at home. Participate in summer reading activities starting June 2, 2025 . Children Summer Reading Benefits Eight out of ten studies indicate students who read recreationally out-perform those who don’t, and by the end of 6th grade, children who lose reading skills over the summer are two years behind their classmates (Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction). To promote continued reading, children ages 0-12 can participate in this free program. For more information, call 801-337-2639. Here's how the summer reading program works: Win prizes for every 14 days you read or are read to at home once you have registered. Track reading time on your log beginning May 27 and ending August 9. First prizes will be given out beginning June 9. Collect all prizes by August 9. Remember, you must present your log with adult initials to receive your prize! Beginning the week of June 2, join us for summer reading activities. Check out the event calendar for more summer fun! Register Children's Summer Reading Resources Don't know what to read? Check out our list of suggestions that go with the theme, "Color Our World."

Home > Research and Learn > Education Resources > Education Resources The Weber County Library offers a variety of services available to those helping youth. For more information on any of these resources, contact your local library . Library Resources Books, Reading, Education, Homework Book Bundles A librarian can provide a curated choice of materials on a desired topic and reading level that can be borrowed using a library card. Learn More Computers, Printing, Edutainment Children Computer Centers All locations have free Children's Computer Centers. PCs at each children's center are loaded with educational entertainment software, otherwise known as edutainment software. Find a Location Homework Help, Education, Education Resources Educational Resources The library can provide homework help resources and more. Find a Location Library, Tours, Education Library Tours Each library location offers a tour of its facility and services. Tours can be tailored to fit different group sizes and age range. Find a Location Books, Reading, Recommended Reading, Suggested Reading Recommended Reading Find suggested reading for all grade levels. Learn More Online Resources Homework Help, Teaching Resources, Education Resources McGraw Hill PreK-12 Videos specifically created for educators and learners to supplement learning at home or professional development and support. Learn More Childrens Disability Resources, Teen Disability Resources Utah Parent Center The Utah Parent Center offers resources for parents to help their children and teens with all disabilities to live productive lives as members of the community. Learn More Preschool Resources, Preschool, Education Resources Preschool Path The Utah Education Network offers a collection of online resources for preschoolers. Learn More Education Worksheets, Education Resources, Elementary Resources, Homeschool Resources Scholastic Teachables Scholastic Teachables offers printable activities for many subjects, including math, science, reading comprehension, writing, and STEM subjects. Learn More Education Resources, Homeschool Resources, UEN Learn @ Home The Utah Education Network offers timely information for teachers, students, parents, and caregivers to help learning continue beyond face-to-face environments. Learn More Autism, Autistic Childrens Resources, Autism Council of Utah The independent Autism Council of Utah fosters collaboration, communication, and learning among families and agencies in the state of Utah. Learn More

Discover new books, boost reading skills, and have fun with summer reading for all ages. Kids, teens, and adults can win prizes while making reading a part of summer adventure! Home > Events > Summer Reading > Summer Reading Teen Art Contest Teen Art Teen Writing Contest Teen Writing Teen Writing Contest Winners Teen Writing Winners 2025 Summer Reading Summer reading at the Weber County Library is a great way for everyone to discover new books and improve their reading skills. Children can maintain academic progress, while teens can explore new genres and authors, and adults can reduce stress and improve well-being. The library offers a range of programs for all ages, making reading fun and engaging. Plus, participants have the chance to win prizes! Our reading programs are a fantastic, fun, and free alternative to costly summer activities. Dive into our summer reading challenges and enjoy an enriching experience without breaking the bank! Don't miss out on the opportunity to enhance your reading abilities and have a great time this summer at the Weber County Library. Choose Your Adventure Children Teen Adults Summer Reading Children's Summer Reading Summer Reading Children Register Summer Reading Children Resources Teen Summer Reading Summer Reading Teen Register Summer Reading Teen Resources Summer Reading Teen Art Summer Reading Teen Art Winners Summer Reading Teen Writing Summer Reading Teen Writing Winners Adult Summer Reading Summer Reading Adult Resources Summer Reading AI Education Summer Reading Adult Activities

Join the Weber County Library's Summer Reading program for adults! Discover exciting resources, book recommendations, and engaging activities designed to inspire your reading journey. Whether you’re a passionate reader or just looking to explore new genres, our comprehensive guide has something for everyone. Dive into summer reading today. Home > Events > Summer Reading > Adult Summer Reading > Summer Reading Adult Resources > Summer Reading Adult Resources Summer Reading Children's Summer Reading Summer Reading Children Register Summer Reading Children Resources Teen Summer Reading Summer Reading Teen Register Summer Reading Teen Resources Summer Reading Teen Art Summer Reading Teen Art Winners Summer Reading Teen Writing Summer Reading Teen Writing Winners Adult Summer Reading Summer Reading Adult Resources Summer Reading AI Education Summer Reading Adult Activities Downloadable Resources for Adult Summer Reading Adult Summer Reading Log ArtQuest Looking for Something to Read? Check out our 2025 Adult Summer Reading list for great recommendations and hidden gems to help you complete your adventure log! View Adult Summer Reading List

Confirmation of registration for the Weber County Library Children's summer reading. Home > Events > Summer Reading > Children's Summer Reading > Summer Reading Children Register > Summer Reading Children Confirmation > Summer Reading Children Confirmation Summer Reading Children's Summer Reading Summer Reading Children Register Summer Reading Children Resources Teen Summer Reading Summer Reading Teen Register Summer Reading Teen Resources Summer Reading Teen Art Summer Reading Teen Art Winners Summer Reading Teen Writing Summer Reading Teen Writing Winners Adult Summer Reading Summer Reading Adult Resources Summer Reading AI Education Summer Reading Adult Activities Get a Reading Log and a Suggested Reading List Visit any of our five library locations to pick up your reading log and recommended reading list. Or download and print a log from our resource page for children. See Resources Check Out the Recommended Reading Lists Don't know what to read? Check out our list of suggestions that go with the theme, "Color Our World." View All View All View All Find special activities. Join us for fun events celebrating summer reading! Find dates and times on our calendar.

Home > Events > Summer Reading > Teen Summer Reading > Summer Reading Teen Register > Summer Reading Teen Confirmation > Summer Reading Teen Confirmation Summer Reading Children's Summer Reading Summer Reading Children Register Summer Reading Children Resources Teen Summer Reading Summer Reading Teen Register Summer Reading Teen Resources Summer Reading Teen Art Summer Reading Teen Art Winners Summer Reading Teen Writing Summer Reading Teen Writing Winners Adult Summer Reading Summer Reading Adult Resources Summer Reading AI Education Summer Reading Adult Activities Get an Activity Log Visit any of our five library locations to pick up your first Teen Summer Reading activity log. Or download and print a log from our resource page for teens. See Resources Check Out the Reading List Don't know what to read? Check out our list of suggestions that go with the theme, "Color Our World." View All Find special activities, including summer contests for teens. Join us for fun events celebrating summer reading! Find dates and times on our calendar. Also be sure to check out the Teen Writing Contest and the Teen Art Contest. Teen Art Contest The Teen Summer Art Drawing Contest is a fantastic opportunity for young artists to showcase their talent. Learn More Teen Writing Contest The Teen Summer Writing Contest is an amazing opportunity for young writers to showcase their talents in fiction, nonfiction, or poetry. Learn More

Access all the services Weber County Library has to offer. Use Your Library Get a library card to check out items from our five locations. Access your account to place items on hold , or manage your library profile. Renew your currently checked out items. Check out our makerspaces or notary , test proctoring , and printing services . Use one of our public computers onsite.

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Home > Use Your Library > Access Your Account > Access Your Account Easily Manage Your Account Online Stay on top of your account – View and manage your checked-out and on-hold items with just a few clicks. Renew with ease – Need more time? Renew your items hassle-free. Track your reading journey – Opt in to keep a history of what you’ve read. Handle fees quickly – Pay overdue or damaged item fees securely online. Mobile App - Access your account easily wherever you are through the Weber County Library mobile app. Log in today and make the most of your library experience. Access Your Account Don't have a library card? Get one today! FAQ How do I access my account? You can access your account (https://collection.weberpl.lib.ut.us/?openAccount=checkouts)online by logging in using: • Your full name • Your library card number • Your PIN (Forgot your PIN?)(https://wclcat.weberpl.lib.ut.us/pinreset~S16) You can also access your account (and more!) using the Weber County Library mobile app. You can download the app by clicking the links below, or by searching for “Weber County Library” in the app store: https://static.wixstatic.com/media/b6bd57_448760bc4dfa4a2a9434b349ca663f68~mv2.png https://static.wixstatic.com/media/b6bd57_5d95f589bc4c46209c7e26f681449f79~mv2.png What is my library card number? Your library card number can be found on the back of your library card below the barcode. This can be used to access your account online, check-out books, and more! What is my library card PIN? Your library card PIN is a 4-14 digit number you choose when signing up for a library card that allows you to access your account online. Forgot your PIN? (https://wclcat.weberpl.lib.ut.us/pinreset~S16) How do I pay a fine on my account? It’s super easy! You can pay any outstanding fines or fees by logging in (https://wclcat.weberpl.lib.ut.us/iii/cas/login?service=https%3A%2F%2Fauth.na2.iiivega.com%2Fauth%2Frealms%2Fweber%2Fbroker%2Fcas%2Fendpoint?state%3DGXoUVwRYJdeP0-0OKJ4bxD5qSW0fbT9bsQBCuoIPdLY.ZK4Qhbkd7r4.convergence)to your online account, then going to the “Fines and Fees” tab in the “My Bookshelf” page (account page). You can also pay fines or fees in person at your local branch.(https://weberpl.lib.ut.us/locations-and-hours/all) How do I renew items? You can renew items b(https://weberpl.lib.ut.us/renew-items)y: • Logging into your account (https://wclcat.weberpl.lib.ut.us/iii/cas/login?service=https%3A%2F%2Fauth.na2.iiivega.com%2Fauth%2Frealms%2Fweber%2Fbroker%2Fcas%2Fendpoint?state%3Dat4YWLSo00enumxvNkwDRvvXT_P2f8SATgfav2QNd2o.lyKrZo9sBjI.convergence)online (select “Currently Checked Out” then “Renew Items”) • Using the Weber County Library mobile app (select “Checkouts” then “Renew” or “Renew all”) • Bringing your materials to the library • Calling the library to renew items You can download the app by clicking the links below, or by searching for “Weber County Library” in the app store: https://static.wixstatic.com/media/b6bd57_448760bc4dfa4a2a9434b349ca663f68~mv2.png https://static.wixstatic.com/media/b6bd57_5d95f589bc4c46209c7e26f681449f79~mv2.png Is there a mobile app for the Weber County Library? There is! You can use the Weber County Library mobile app to: • Manage multiple accounts • Search the catalog • Renew items and place holds • Download and read eBooks and eAudiobooks You can download the app by clicking the links below, or by searching for “Weber County Library” in the app store: https://static.wixstatic.com/media/b6bd57_448760bc4dfa4a2a9434b349ca663f68~mv2.png https://static.wixstatic.com/media/b6bd57_5d95f589bc4c46209c7e26f681449f79~mv2.png

A Friends of the Library group was first organized in Ogden during 1961 to promote improved library service for Ogden City and the surrounding County. Their first major project was to develop a campaign that eventually lead to the construction of the present Main Library. Home > About > Friends of the Library > Friends of the Library Become a Friend of the Library Volunteer A Friends of the Library group was first organized in Ogden during 1961 to promote improved library service for Ogden City and the surrounding County. Their first major project was to develop a campaign that eventually lead to the construction of the present Main Library. During 1964, the Friends successfully lobbied the Utah State Legislature to pass a bill that allowed libraries to be organized countywide. Until this time, only cities were authorized to provide library service. The Ogden Friends also organized and successfully ran a campaign advocating passage of a general obligation bond, December 8, 1964, to provide funding for the Main Library. With the passage of the law and the bond, the Weber County Library system was born. Friends of the Weber County Library was officially organized October 23, 1967, in preparation for the opening of the new Main Library, April 4, 1968. Since then, the Friends have continued to support the Library in obtaining funding for new buildings and services. At different times over the years, the Friends have also been on the front-line defending the freedom to read and to know, sponsoring programs such as poetry readings, lectures, and book discussions. Friends of Libraries around the country have become more than participants in providing money and volunteer service. They are advocates for the library. They are emissaries and good will ambassadors. Friends make more Friends by their enthusiasm and continued support of their libraries’ goals and missions. You may join the Friends of the Weber County Library by mailing your donation of $15 or more to: Friends of the Weber County Library, 2039 W 4000 S, Roy, Utah 84067. SHARI CREER President Friends of the Library

Learn more about the Weber County Library. Find out the history and building of each library location. About Excellence is the goal of everything we do at the Weber County Library, where every day our greatest resource, our people, dedicate themselves to providing the highest level of service to our community. We take seriously our responsibility as a community gathering place and repository of knowledge, offering access to all. During the course of our 150-year history, library people–board members, friends, employees, and community members–have earned national recognition for our willingness to take risks and power through adversity to help build a world-class library system. Learn more about the history of the library .