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Summer Book Bus to roll through Pinellas County.

It’s the ninth year for the Summer Book Bus, hosted by the Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County. This year, it will make 85 stops and is expected to distribute more than 10,000 free books.

At each stop, kids will hop on and pick two books to take home. They will also get literacy resources and bookmarks.

JWB has also partnered with the St. Petersburg Free Clinic to provide free meals and fresh produce at some of the locations.

Read more by 10 Tampa Bay’s Mandy Cordero HERE.

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