Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, the Incredible Hulk and many more superheroes will show off their newest super power this summer at the Atmore Public Library — helping kids experience the joy of reading.

The library’s summer reading program will be held every Friday in June, from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. The theme is “Every Hero Has a Story” and it is open to any child ages 3-12 who wants to read and enjoy various activities and visitors.

The upstairs children’s library has already been colorfully decorated with pictures of superheroes, and there is a full bookshelf of superhero-themed books.

The scheduled activities for each day are:

• June 5 — Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Hulk and the Joker will welcome the children to the library and the start of the summer reading program.

• June 12 — Gary Ledbetter will entertain the kids with magic and books.

• June 19 — Face painter Kristin Simpson will tell the children a story as she paints their faces.

• June 26 — The final day is Awards Day, where each child will be recognized for reading during the summer.

For more information on the library’s summer reading program, call (251) 368-5234. The library is located at 700 E. Church St. in Atmore.