The Carbon County Library has a full month of events for October, which includes a reading competition for teens and preteens to recognize Teen Read Week.
Children, ages 11-18, can compete for a creepy treat at all the Carbon County Libraries from Oct. 13 through Oct. 18. Contestants are encouraged to submit a video, or teaser book trailer for the scariest book they have ever read, or their favorite scary book. The entries must be posted to the Carbon County Library System’s Facebook page by midnight on the 18th.
Teen Read Week is a national adolescent literacy initiative created by the Young Adult Library Services Association and began in 1998.
The Encampment/Riverside Book Discussion Group will meet at 7 p.m., on Oct. 16 at the Encampment Library to discuss the book “Snapshot” by Lis Wiehl. To reserve a copy of the book for the discussion, contact Dawna Martin at 307-327-5775.
For more information about the Carbon County Library System or the programs it offers, call Kendra Graham at 307-328-2621 or visit your local library.
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