Adult Summer Reading Challenge • Lincoln Pelham Public Library

Join the Adult Summer Reading Challenge!

It’s simple: For every book you read, earn a ballot toward the draw prize of your choice.

What counts? Print books, eBooks, and audiobooks. Log each book you finish and choose which draw prize to enter the ballot in (see back page). If you do not include a selection, the ballot will be entered at random. Participants must be ages 19+.

There are two ways to participate:

Online: Complete the online ballot forms below to enter for each prize.

Paper: Pick up a paper booklet at any LPPL branch. Add an extra page if needed or start a new booklet.

Submit your books through the online form or return your tracking log to your local branch by Saturday, August 24.

Happy reading!

Thanks to our generous prize donors:

Revalee Brunch Cafe
Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority
Newark Brewing
Niagara IceDogs
Someday Books
Seniors on the Move
Lance Wiebe, Desjardins
Sons & Daughters Winery

Enter your ballot by clicking the buttons below.

$25 Revalee Brunch Cafe
gift card

NPCA Hydration Pack
and Day Passes

Newark Brewing
$25 gift certificate

Two tickets to an IceDogs hockey game

$25 Someday Books gift card

$50 Foodtastic
gift card donated
by Seniors on the Move

$50 Tim Hortons
gift card donated by Lance Wiebe, Desjardins

Sons & Daughters Winery Prize Pack

Wine Bundle
(three bottles)

Portable Barbecue

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