Winter reading program at library

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The Maricopa County Library District’s “Winter Reading Program” for adults has been launched.

The theme this year is “Explore New Worlds” and focuses on adult literacy. The program continues through March 22.

Log the books you read and enter to win prizes including a suite at a Spring Training game, an Amazon Kindle Fire 7 or a membership for two to the Arizona Science Center.

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Winter reading program at library

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Posted Tuesday, February 5, 2019 5:00 pm

The Maricopa County Library District’s “Winter Reading Program” for adults has been launched.

The theme this year is “Explore New Worlds” and focuses on adult literacy. The program continues through March 22.

Log the books you read and enter to win prizes including a suite at a Spring Training game, an Amazon Kindle Fire 7 or a membership for two to the Arizona Science Center.

Visit winter.mcldaz.org to get started.

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