Page 8 THE EVERETT ADVOCATE – FRiDAy, JunE 28, 2024 Summer Reading 2024 at the Everett Public Libraries a great success A young patron found a scavenger hunt clue. T he Everett Public Libraries invite the community to dive into thrilling stories, explore new worlds and find their next adventure in a book during this year’s summer reading challenge. Themed “Adventure Begins at Your Library,” the third-annual challenge officially began on June 22 with a kickoff event at the Parlin Memorial Library. This year, the libraries challenge readers of all ages to read 900 minutes over the summer. From now until August 17, participants can track their reading progress, earn prizes and participate in other fun activities around the library. Participants will receive a free book from the library by signing up for the challenge, so we invite you to stop by the Parlin Memorial Library or Shute Memorial Library to sign up and get your book. Registration may also be done online using the Beanstack app or at everett.beanstack.com. Upon completing the challenge, participants will be entered into a drawing to receive a grand prize generously fundA reader enjoyed the camping reading corner. Participants showed their creative sides with chalk. ed by the Friends of the Everett Public Libraries. In keeping with the adventurous theme, readers also have the opportunity to pick up a Summer Reading Passport and complete activities around the libraries in order to earn stamps and additional prizes. For Advertising with Results, call The Advocate Newspapers at 617-387-2200 or Info@advocatenews.net Staff members welcomed participants to the June 22 Kickoff Party. Library patrons participated in the Kickoff Party scavenger hunt.
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