CPL's Book a Week Challenge discussion

Summer Reading is here! And the best part? It's on Beanstack, the same site we are using for Book Quest. Just log in and you should see an option to register for the Adult Summer Reading program.

Summer Reading runs from today until August 17th. Adults can earn a maximum of 60 digital tickets. How you ask?
- 9 for books
- 2 for reviews
- 3 for completing all 9 books
- Activities (there are 23 library programs you can attend that will give you a secret code which is good for 2 tickets)

Digital tickets? Yes! Tickets are earned through the website. There is a tab for ticket drawing where you can assign your tickets to specific prize baskets. Be aware- once you've assigned a ticket to a basket, you cannot undo it.

All tickets must be assigned by August 17th.

If you have any questions, let me know!

In other exciting news, next week is our Halfway Celebration. We'll have some fun mini challenges and probably daily trivia. Each time you complete one of the challenges, you'll be entered to in to win the Book Lover prize basket. Completing all will earn you an extra entry. Be on the lookout starting next Monday.

What is everyone reading this week? I finished Carols and Chaos yesterday which was a quick, sweet YA Regency story. I started A Court of Wings and Ruin last night as part of my readalong with another group. We'll see if I get to anything else this week; I'm starting to really pack in earnest for my move next month.

I finished reading The Only Woman in the Room about Hedy Lamarr, and her invention that helped develop cell phones. Now I'm rereading A Curious Beginning by Deanna Raybourn. Awesome series.

Just finished reading Someone Knows by Lisa Scottoline and Confessions of An Innocent Man by David Dow. Up next, Tomb of Hercules by Andy McDermott and Good Omens by Neil Gaiman.

I just finished A Question of Holmes by Brittany Holmes, the fourth book in the series. I'm going to read the script for Crimes of Grindlewald next because my daughter has been begging me to read it so we can discuss and rewatch the movie on DVD.