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DeKalb Public Library launches summer reading challenges for kids and adults
Summary
DeKalb Public Library announced two reading challenges: the 'Unearth a Story 2026' Summer Reading Challenge for younger readers through July 31 and an adult '26 in 26' reading challenge encouraging adults to read 26 books in 2026; registration is available at decablibrary.beanstack.org.
Aviva Hoffman, a reporter for DC TV, announced that the DeKalb Public Library is sponsoring two reading challenges this year: the "Unearth a Story 2026" Summer Reading Challenge for younger readers (running through July 31) and an adult "26 in 26" reading challenge that encourages adults to read 26 books in 2026 to earn an enamel pin and other prizes.
The segment noted prizes including free books, Kindle Fires, gift cards and additional stretch-goal rewards for completing challenge categories. It said readers who complete all 52 categories will have a chance to win a special stretch-goal prize.
Aviva Hoffman directed listeners to decablibrary.beanstack.org to register for either challenge. The broadcast did not provide specific program rules, age brackets for the children's challenge, or prize distribution details; viewers were referred to the library registration site for full information.
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