The Beebe (AR) Public School District is committed to the mission of utilizing all resources to provide learning opportunities, tools, progressive technology, and guidance to enable all students to become productive citizens and lifelong learners. Each school year, upon returning from summer vacation, a noticeable decline in student reading levels from the end of the previous school year is evident. The research is clear that children who do not read during the summer can lose up to three months of reading progress and that loss has a cumulative, long-term effect. This article describes a project taken on by the Beebe School District to combat summer reading loss. A retired 1994 sixty-six-passenger school bus from the fleet was retrofitted into the Beebe Badger Bookmobile. The intentional focus of the bookmobile project was to get books into the hands of students in this community. The maintenance, technology, and carpentry crews at Beebe Public Schools completed most of the retrofitting on site, resulting in substantial savings to the district in comparison to the cost of conversion by a specialty company. The Beebe Badger Bookmobile joins the school lunch summer meal program (supported by a federal grant) on planned stops Monday through Thursday of each week during the summer. Students, ages eighteen and under, are invited to enjoy a healthy sack lunch and beverage prepared by food service employees in an effort to meet young learners' physiological needs. The food service employees (who have their own van) encourage all students to visit the bookmobile after they finish their lunch. Likewise, bookmobile employees encourage all patrons to enjoy a healthy school lunch after they choose their books. Feeding both the bodies and minds of students during the summer is an action step toward fulfilling the mission to use all resources to guide students to becoming lifelong learners.