100 Books Before Graduation is a brand new, fun, and free program encouraging teens in grades 6 through 12 to read 100 books before graduating from high school. Prizes will be awarded after reading 25, 50, 75 and 100 books. If you read 25 books each year of high school, you will read 100 books in total! (And yes, reading for school counts!) Are you up for the challenge?
How The Program Works:
1) Get Started
To enroll in the 100 Books Before Graduation program visit the library or sign up below. As the reader, you choose which books you want to read. There isn’t a set reading list. There are no reports to be written. No annotations to be made. Read what you want and read when you want!
The challenge is to complete 100 books before graduating from high school. Selections can include fictional books, non-fiction, graphic novels, audiobooks, e-books. The challenge begins when you register; it is not retroactive (books you've read in the past before signing up do not count).
2) Track Your Reading
When you finish a book, add it to your paper log (which you can download below). If you'd prefer to keep track of your reading another way, you're welcome to create your own digital/paper tracker. Please just record the titles and dates you read them.
3) Earn Prizes
Prizes will be awarded at 25, 50, 75 and 100 books. When you reach a prize level, visit the library with a copy of your reading log to collect your prize!