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Summer Reading… Not Just for Kids!

Why should kids have all the fun this summer? The Pollard Memorial Library is happy to announce that we will be offering a special adult only summer reading challenge for patrons entitled “Lowell Reads – Summer Edition.”

We have two options for adult patrons to complete opportunities to participate will be offered through September 3rd. We are offering an online component via Beanstack or patrons can download a paper copy or pickup a paper gameboard on the ground floor display by the elevator. Online patrons will receive rewards for logging reading time as well as completing badge challenges. For those with the paper card, complete 1 challenge or all of them for your chance to participate in a raffle for prizes of gift cards and library swag.  For those with paper cards, return your game card on or before September 3rd to be included in the raffle.

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Challenges include rereading a book from your younger years, downloading the Libby app and listening to an audio book or reading an e-book, doing a random act of kindness, and much more!
If you choose to download the Beanstack app, once you are registered, make sure that you click on “Discover Challenges” to find the Adult Summer Reading program and see all of the activity badges that you can achieve. Programming will be added throughout the summer, so check the Events page often to see what new activities are being added each week!  Patrons are invited to share their experiences via social media and get involved in all of the great virtual opportunities that the library provides. You can also access the game card right now –  download it here!  Submission options are flexible this year, so let us know if you have any questions or concerns. For anything related to LowellReads Summer 2021, you can contact Bridget Cooley at 978-674-1548  (please leave a message) or email bcooley@lowelllibrary.org (quickest way to get back to her).
We haven’t forgotten the kids. Summer Reading is now underway. Check out the links below for information about the summer reading programs available for kids of all ages.Â