One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.

One Book Colorado gives away copies of the same book title to each four year old in the state via public libraries and Denver Preschool Program classrooms.

The program, in its ninth year, stems from the idea that providing young children with access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children’s first teachers. Many agencies make this popular literacy program possible, including the Lt. Governor’s office – Serve Colorado, Colorado State Library, Denver7, Mile High United Way, the Denver Preschool Program, and public and military libraries statewide. Funding is provided by sponsor organizations in the private sector and nonprofit and foundation communities.

visit https://www.onebookcolorado.org/ for more information.