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#WebbReads Book Challenge
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- Upper schoolers can pick any of the 5 categories to complete.
- You can only count books that you finish on or after December 20, 2019. You cannot count books that you read earlier in the year.
- Each book can only count for 1 category.
- You may submit books you read in class so long as they match a category.
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Book Challenge Categories
A book in verse is a book where the story is told through poetry rather than prose. When you search for books in verse, use the keywords [novels in verse] or [stories in verse].
Here are some great books in verse that we have in the library:
The main character, or one of the lead characters who has a point-of-view, has to belong to a group that is different from a group you belong to. According to the definition of We Need Diverse Books:
"We recognize all diverse experiences, including (but not limited to) LGBTQIA, Native, people of color, gender diversity, people with disabilities*, and ethnic, cultural, and religious minorities."
Here are some great books where you might find a character who is different from you:
There are tons of book awards out there! One way to find books that have won awards is to look at the cover of a book for a medal like these:
- Teen BookFinder DatabaseWith this database you can search all of the award winners from the American Library Association. You can search by author, genre, the award, and even look at lists from different years!
Here are just some of the great award winners that we have in the library:
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These books have been nominated for the Volunteer State Book Award, the state book award of Tennessee. Every May, students from across the state vote on their favorite book. In order to vote in May, you need to read at least 3 of the nominees, but you only need to read one for the #WebbReads Challenge.
Here are the nominees for this year:
You can access thousands of audiobooks for free through the library using Tales2Go and Sora. Click on the icons below to learn more about each app.
Here are some of the great audiobooks you can find on Tales2Go:
