This week's episode uses the annotations function on YouTube to turn these on look for the speech bubble right about here If that is red then you are set if it's not red Click it until it turns red and then you're ready to go if you're watching this video on Facebook Go to YouTube if you're watching it on the TVs at the library wait for Kayla She'll tell you what to do this week's videos is about the secrets of cake Pay attention at the end of this video. There will be a question Click on what you think is the correct answer It will take you to another video with a number write that number down and answer the next question Once you have all three numbers bring them to a librarian for verification If you write down the right three numbers, we will give you four free tickets if you have not We'll tell you to try it again if you're not watching this video on YouTube Ask a librarian for a paper quiz. Good luck and welcome to the cake show Hello Hello, my name is Kirk Prie mantis this week. I'm doing some hard-hitting Investigated reports on the cake summer program. I'm asking the hard questions. I am finding the secrets of cake All right, I'm here with Dr. Armand Artelle the pre-imminent cake scholar and I'm asking them the hard questions Dr. Artelle what is your favorite color? Blue, how's your day? fine Where are you hiding secrets of cake? Actually, there are no secrets to cake just paths to an enlightenment Like for instance, do I have to read library book for it to count for cake points? No, you may read any books to receive cake points It could be from the Hays public library your personal library or something you borrow borrowed from a friend or a family number Okay, so say I read book on the recommended reason list and it is part of the series May I read the other books in the series for points of course, but did you know if a series book is on the recommended reading list all the books in the series are also worth 100 points see these are the secrets I'm trying to Suss out what if I wanted to read the 39 clues books which are located conveniently in the children's department Can I read those for points? Absolutely as long as the book is 82 pages of more accounts as points it come from children's YA or even the adult department Awesome, I've also heard that if you're busy cake is the perfect reading program for you that is true Most people think that when they have a job or on a sports team they don't have enough time for cake Not true. We give you points for being after during the summer. You don't have to come to library at all Whoa Yeah, you can do everything online and still land the major prizes. This is Kurt Preventus and I'm signing off Hi, I'm Marlaia and even though I work in the adult department. I like reading YA books sometimes I read mysterious Benedict society by Trenton Lee Stewart Do you have a special talent or ability? The four kids in this book do and they use those to work together to help Mr. Benedict save the world They infiltrate a secret learning institute where a strange man is actually trying to control people's minds And they use all of their talents together to help each other out and help save the day Here are this week's activities Monday drama club at two four games at stack at three Tuesday video games at two Fisual B box clinic at three thirty Wednesday cake ball at Massey Park at 10 a.m. How to pet a art at two Thursday may contain recycled robots at two Friday reading labs with chips and sauce at two Now on to the quiz click on what you think is the correct answer be careful. We are trying to trick you True or false you may read any book for cake point set is 82 pages