#jmrlreads

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If you are looking for something to read next, you have come to the right place. Let JMRL Librarians give you personalized suggestions based off of your own reading interests. Fill out the form below, and we will get back to you with 3 book title suggestions within 3 days of your request.

This week’s bonus challenge is to read something someone recommended to you. If you need a recommendation of something to read this weekend, or any time, JMRL’s What Do I Read Next? service can help. Fill out the form at this link, and JMRL librarians will get back to you with book title suggestions within 3 days.

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Tell a friend about the Teen Read for a Cause or log their books when you log your own at http://bit.ly/read4acause.

The form collects absolutely no personal information, not even your name - just the title of the book.

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Room to Read partners with local communities throughout the developing world to establish libraries, create local language children's literature, construct schools, and provide education to girls.

Learn more about the charity this Reading Challenge is supporting this year, Room to Read. Then be sure to log every book you read (if you’re in grades 6 to 12) at http://bit.ly/read4acause

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The bonus challenge for week 2 (Feb. 22-28) is to read a comic book, manga, or graphic novel. Be sure to claim your bonus when you log what you read to earn an extra $1 for Room to Read.

Log what you read at: http://bit.ly/read4acause

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Charlottesville Teenagers Taking Action for Literacy

Teenagers in the Charlottesville area are taking action for literacy. It is all part of a challenge at the Jefferson Madison Regional Library called teen read for a cause.

The Teen Read For a Cause reading challenge made the TV news!