Library Scary Bookreading Challenge: Ignite Your Love for Reading

Are you looking for a way to boost your productivity and knowledge at work? Do you want to improve your cooking skills or enhance your communication abilities? Perhaps you're eager to challenge yourself and expand your horizons by reading about different topics. The Library Scary Bookreading Challenge is here to help! This exciting program encourages readers of all ages to explore various genres, authors, and subjects while developing a love for reading.

The challenge is simple: set a goal to read one book from multiple categories, including nonfiction, biography, historical fiction, action and adventure, classics, graphic novels, mystery, fantasy, horror, romance, science fiction, short stories, suspense, memoirs, poetry, self-help, or true crime. You can choose to read just one type of book or explore different genres to find what resonates with you.

One of the most exciting aspects of this challenge is the opportunity to discover new authors and books. If you enjoy a particular author's work, consider reading more of their published books to delve deeper into their writing style and themes.

Public libraries in participating states can access additional support materials through their state or regional youth librarian. These materials may include graphics, images, printable logs, posters, bookmarks, stickers, buttons, completion certificates, coloring sheets, and even games like 'Pin the Hat on Smokey.'

The Library Scary Bookreading Challenge is designed for readers aged 4 to 10, but all ages are welcome to participate. Libraries can run the challenge anytime between January 1st and November 28th, 2024, and can use either a printable log or the online Beanstack platform.

Join Smokey Bear as he celebrates his 80th birthday by exploring the world of reading about wildfire prevention, forests, and natural resource careers. This exciting program is designed to complement the Collaborative Summer Reading Program theme 'Adventure Begins at Your Library' and the iREAD Summer Reading Program theme 'Read, Renew, Repeat.'

So, what are you waiting for? Sign up for the Library Scary Bookreading Challenge today and ignite your love for reading!

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