TRI-CITIES, Wash. – Mid-Columbia Libraries is starting its annual Summer Reading Challenge on June 1, in which readers of all ages can read or listen to audiobooks over the summer for a chance to win prizes.
The challenge goes until Aug. 17. During that time, readers must read or listen to audiobooks for 15 hours to win a free book (kids 12 and under) or a book bag (12 and up).
Anyone who reads for 15 hours is also entered to win a Nintendo Switch and many other prizes.
Mid-Columbia Libraries uses the app Beanstack, which is available on mobile devices and computers, to track reading and allow readers to discover new books.
To register for the Summer Reading Challenge, visit the Mid-Columbia Libraries website.
