WATERBURY CENTER, Vt. — The Children’s Literacy Foundation is still accepting applications for its Summer Readers program. The program brings Vermont and New Hampshire authors and storytellers to places where low-income children spend time in the summer to inspire a love of reading and writing.

Each child gets to choose two new books so they will have access to high-quality literature during the summer break. Last year, CLiF’s Summer Readers program served nearly 11,000 children at 178 events throughout both states.

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