Over 30 Westfield pupils attended the Summer Reading Challenge award ceremony this week at St Ives Library.
Town Mayor Julie Kerr presented children who had read at least 6 books over the summer holidays with a certificate and medal.
After completing each book, the children visited the library to share what they enjoyed about the book they had finished reading and to collect a sticker for their reading challenge collector card.
The Mayor told all the children if they wanted to be Mayor one day, they had to be really good at reading to read through pages of never ending meeting agendas.
Cambridgeshire Libraries held activities throughout the summer to accompany the challenge.
The Summer Reading Challenge takes place every summer at libraries across the country, organised by the charity The Reading Agency, who have a misson to inspire social and personal change through the power of reading.
