Pick a word scramble challenge option (or solve both scrambles) to select your next book to read and enjoy in November! This reading challenge is for adults and 6th graders and up. Pick up a challege packet at the front desk, or click here to print one. Click here for full challenge details.

November Reading Challenge
November 1 - November 30 (submit your entry form at the front desk by Monday, December 1, 2025)

What’s a Word Scramble Reading Challenge?
In order to pick your book for the reading challenge, you must unscramble at least one word in the challenge list.  Rearrange the letters (use all letters) to figure out the word.  Ask a friend or ask Google (we won’t tell!) – just figure out what those words are so you can choose your book to read!

Once you have your unscrambled word, it’s time to pick your book to read.  
Choose a book, fiction or non-fiction, that is inspired by the unscrambled word.  For example, if the unscrambled word was “umbrella”, you could read a book that takes place in a rainy city, a book about the invention of the umbrella, a murder mystery where an umbrella was the weapon, or simply a book with an umbrella picture on the book cover.  The possibilities are endless!

To complete the challenge, finish ONE word scramble challenge by December 1st.
Receive an additional prize entry for completing both word scramble challenges; each of the word scramble challenges may be completed ONE time each.  Unscramble ALL of the words for the scramble challenge that you choose to complete to receive a bonus prize entry!

That means there are FOUR possible entries in the reading challenge prize drawing:
1. Complete the “Home Sweet Hygge” challenge.
2. Complete the “Home Sweet Hygge” challenge and unscramble ALL Hygge words.
3. Complete the “Savor the Season” challenge.
4. Complete the “Savor the Season” challenge and unscramble ALL Season words.
  
Drop off your completed reading challenge entry form at the front desk by December 1st to be entered to win 1 of 2 prizes AND pick up your November reading challenge button(s). (Buttons pictured above.)

Happy reading!