Pizza Hut is looking to celebrate readers of all generations.
On Wednesday, June 10, Pizza Hut is offering a free personal pan pizza to any customer who brings in a BOOK IT! button, which was distributed to participants of the chain’s long-running reading program for decades.
Introduced in 1984, BOOK IT! is Pizza Hut’s free reading incentive program for students in preschool through sixth grade. Students are encouraged to set a monthly reading goal, and if they reach it, they receive an award certificate for a free personal pan pizza. BOOK IT! offers programming during the school year and summer. The BOOK IT! Summer of Stories program kicked off on June 1 and runs through Aug. 31.
Interested in grabbing a slice? Here’s how to get a free personal pan pizza from Pizza Hut this week.
How to Get a Free Personal Pan Pizza at Pizza Hut on June 10
To receive a free personal pan pizza, Pizza Hut customers must bring a BOOK IT! button from any year to a participating location on Wednesday, June 10, according to a news release. Customers do not need to purchase anything to redeem the deal.
How to Sign Up for BOOK IT! Summer of Stories
Interested in signing up your student for the BOOK IT! Summer of Stories program? Here’s how:
- Download the BOOK IT! mobile app from Apple’s App Store or the Google Play Store.
- Guardians complete a “quick” enrollment to establish a student’s profile.
- Establish monthly reading goals associated with each student profile.
- Track books completed on each student’s profile.
There is a limit of five personal pan pizza certificates per family, per month, according to Pizza Hut.
Pizza Hut Also Releasing New Crispy Parm Pan Pizza
To kick off summer, Pizza Hut is also releasing a new Crispy Parm Pan Pizza. Parmesan is baked onto the outside of the pizza’s crust so every bite delivers a cheesy moment. For a limited time, the new pizza is $10 when ordered medium-sized, according to the Pizza Hut website.
Contributing: Amaris Encinas, USA TODAY. Greta Cross is a national trending reporter at USA TODAY.
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