
Keep cozy with reading and help our town win the trophy in the tri-town Brrrrwicks Adult Winter Reading Challenge!
Read (or listen to audiobooks) to win points for our town and tickets so you can enter a drawing for a chance to win an iPad mini, a $100 Barnes and Noble gift card, or a $100 Hannaford gift card.
Adult readers with a library card from the Berwick, South Berwick, or North Berwick public libraries may participate either online through Beanstack (register here through the South Berwick Public Library's Beanstack site) or with a paper version of the Winter Reading Challenge that can be DOWNLOADED HERE or picked up at the library during business hours.
There are two different versions of the challenge available: Chillin' at the Base with a Good Book or Race to the Peak. Pick one challenge or try to complete both!

CHALLENGE 1: Chillin' at the Base with a Good Book Challenge
Read any adult and/or young adult books of your choosing. For every 5 books you complete, you will earn 1 ticket to enter for a chance to win prizes and 1 point for your town’s climbing team to advance up the mountain. Repeat as often as you like.
CHALLENGE 2: Race to the Peak Challenges
Read adult and/or young adult books that match the reading prompts. Complete a set of 5 reading prompts and earn 3 tickets you can enter for a chance to win prizes, plus 3 points to help your town’s climbing team surge toward the peak.

Race to the Peak Reading Prompts #1
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Read a book set in wintertime
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Read a book by an author you have never heard of before.
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Read a graphic novel (any age level)
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Pick a book with a friend to read together and talk about during the winter.
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Read an award-winning book

Race to the Peak Reading Prompts #2
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Non-fiction readers - read a fiction book, fiction readers - read a non-fiction book.
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Read a book you meant to read in 2020
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Read a book not by an author from the USA
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Read a book with a great cover
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Ask for a recommendation from your library’s staff

Race to the peak Reading Prompts #3
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Pick a book from a “Best Books of 2020” list
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Read a book from a genre you think you don’t like
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Read a recommendation from a friend or family
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Read a book by or about a person of color
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Read a book that takes you out of this world