The relentless quest of the school librarian is finding the right book for each student, searching for the home-run book for every child, and keeping students reading book after book after book. A considerable amount of the school librarian's time, effort, and creativity are devoted not only to motivating students to read, but to keeping them reading. Keeping students reading is the result of conscientious and constant effort on the part of the school librarian. Special events may provide brief spurts of interest in reading, but students evolve into real readers, in part, as the result of the school librarian's everyday attention to students and the library collection. In this article, the author offers some tips for success.