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Celebrate National Book Month and the importance of reading, writing, and literature with the Fall Reading Challenge!
Read a book or at least 20 minutes daily and track your progress during October for a chance to win a prize pack. Paper logs are available at every SCLS branch. You can also participate online using the Beanstack website or download the free app.
This challenge is for all ages; no library card is required. Return paper logs or finish tracking on Beanstack by November 2nd for a chance to win.
The Scott County Library System has partnered with Raygun to make library shirts! Proceeds support the programs and services of the Scott County Library System. Here is a link to our store.
Adopt an Author is a new optional way for you to support the Scott County Library System. You can select one of our Best Seller Club authors to adopt, and you will have the option to be FIRST on the waiting list. The donation amounts are based on the annual publication rate of the author and the average price of items. This allows us to try out new and different authors, while still providing many copies of the old favorites.
Click on the list of available authors and the donation amounts, and if you want to participate, stop by one of our locations to fill out the form or Scott County cardholders can fill out the online form and pay by [ Click Title for Full Article ]
Our Bookmobile is out on the roads bringing library service to the communities that we serve. All ages are welcome to visit, apply for a library card, check out and return materials, and learn about our other services. We look forward to seeing you!
The Scott County Library has a great new newsletter system for sending reading recommendations. Use the link to sign up for your favorite genres and get the latest news and events. Once you sign up, you must confirm your choices via the confirmation email. If you've been following Christine's Library Journal reviews, you'll want to sign up for the Reading Roundup option. https://bit.ly/sclsnews