Challenges

 

Challenges


  1. Build Your Library Reading Challenge
  2. Read Across America Diverse Books Challenge
  3. Read Around the World: Children’s Reading Challenge
  4. Shelf Reflection’s Candy Reading Challenge for Kids
  5. We Read Tween Books Reading Challenge
Reading Challenges are such a fun and engaging way to get some backlist books read, as well as motivate yourself to read more. These challenges are also a great opportunity to meet and engage with other book lovers. What reading challenges are you planning on joining this year? 

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