The Fergus Falls Public Library’s Reading Program themed “Reading Colors Your World” Come to an End

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The Fergus Falls Public Library’s reading program themed “Reading Colors Your World” has come to an end.

This incentive program ran in June and July and nearly 970 community members registered for this year’s event.

Although historically just for children, public libraries nationwide have been offering all-ages reading challenges and summer events for decades.

The website called Beanstack allowed for online tracking as well as a mobile app to log time spent reading.

This site was supported by the Viking Library System and allowed library users to stay connected and participate in the program from wherever their location.

The Fergus Falls Public Library would like to thank the community for helping to make the library a vibrant place to gather, connect, explore, and learn.

The annual Summer Reading Program wouldn’t be possible without the The Friends of the Fergus Falls Public Library.

Story by Arron Taylor