Mission: Inspiring and instilling the joy and importance of reading across Nevada
🎉 Help Us Pick the 2026 Nevada Reading Week Theme! 🎉
It’s time to get excited—we need YOUR vote to help choose the official theme for Nevada Reading Week 2026! 📚✨
The winning theme will be everywhere—on t-shirts, posters, in schools, across social media, and beyond—so make your voice heard!
🗳️ Who can vote?
Everyone! Yep, that means librarians, teachers, students, parents, kids, community members—anyone who lives or works in Nevada is invited to join in the fun.
📅 Deadline to vote: Midnight on Friday, May 30th
Don’t miss your chance to help shape the magic of Reading Week!
Ready, set... VOTE! 🚀
Thank you to everyone for making Nevada Reading 2025 a special experience!
PebbleGo, an award-winning digital database developed by Capstone, provides young students with age-appropriate, curriculum-based content through engaging multimedia articles, activities, and resources that support research and literacy skills.
All students will have free access to PebbleGo until May 1st!
Students may access the platform via Clever or by using the credentials below:
Username: NVREADS
Password: read
Check out the booklists for Nevada Reading Week by clicking here or the resources link at the top of the page. These resources are great for librarians, educators, families, students, community members, and all Nevadans. Help spread the love and joy of reading!
Historical Background of Nevada Reading Week: For more than forty years Nevada Reading Week has been celebrated across the entire state - from small rural communities to larger urban areas. Activities often include book studies, author studies, literary readings by renowned authors, book fairs, and family literacy events. The stewards of Nevada Reading Week include PK-12 school librarians, educators, the Nevada Department of Education, the Nevada State Library, public libraries, community leaders, students and their families. Nevada Reading Week serves to promote a life-long love of reading. From students in Pre-Kindergarten listening attentively on a circle rug to their teacher’s riveting read-aloud to high school seniors engaging in rigorous discussions about a novel, the joy of reading is evident. Each school year begins with the selection of a specific theme that often reflects the spirit of the times. Once the theme is announced, it serves as a vehicle for leading a year-long campaign that culminates in the final celebration during the first week of March.