Library launches Reading Passport program and raffle for young readers
The White Pine County Library launched a Reading Passport for children age 5 and up; participants collect stamps and prizes and will be entered into a raffle for a Barnes & Noble gift card after earning multiple stamps (one entry per child).
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Trustees heard Sept. 1 that the library is launching a Reading Passport program for children ages 5 and older. Director Lori Romero described the program: children pick up a passport at the library, collect stamps and prizes as they complete reading categories, and after multiple stamps a child’s name will be entered into a raffle for a Barnes & Noble gift card; there is a one-entry-per-child limit.
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