If you’ve read 1000 Stories since signing up for FVRL's 1000 Stories Before Kindergarten program, there are two ways to claim your prize:

  1. Visit any FVRL Location with your 1000 Stories Before Kindergarten reading log. Receive your prize book and achievement certificate immediately, along with applause.

OR

  1. Complete the form below. We'll send you a storybook of your choice, along with an achievement certificate. Your prize will be sent by mail. Please allow up to six weeks for delivery.

Please note: Due to program funding, 1000 Stories reading logs, prizes and mailout packages are available only to customers living within the FVRL service area. Requests from outside our service area are ineligible and will not be processed. Those residing outside our service area are welcome to download program materials to print at home for personal use.

Claim Your Prize!

You may choose one of the following storybooks. If you have no preference, you can pick "Surprise me!" and we'll select a storybook for you.

Child's First Name Prize Choice Is:
See the list of storybooks below for reference.

 

Annie Magruder and her dog Carson journey across Canada in their rattlebang car, discovering the unique beauty and charm of each province in a heartwarming adventure. 

Inspired by astronaut Chris Hadfield’s childhood, this uplifting story shows how facing your fears can lead to discovering the beauty of the unknown—and dreaming big enough to reach the stars. 

This award-winning picture book introduces children to the Anishinaabe tradition of totem animals, encouraging self-discovery through poetic text and vibrant illustrations. 

A beautifully illustrated guide to life on Earth, this heartfelt picture book welcomes young readers to the wonders of our planet and encourages kindness, curiosity, and care for one another. 

A gentle celebration of everyday moments that bring joy, this beautifully illustrated board book encourages children and families to reflect on what makes their hearts happy. 

This prize represents a remarkable achievement. Reading aloud to your child regularly supports brain development and strengthens the caregiver-child relationship. Your child builds language, literacy and social skills when you read aloud. 

Children who enter kindergarten with essential pre-reading skills have an advantage. They start school ready to read and have greater success throughout their school years.

We encourage you to continue reading with your child through kindergarten and beyond, to instill a lifelong love of books and learning.

For sharing your success on social media, please use #fvrl1000stories and tag us @readlearnplay.