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Reading Programs
Winter Reading 2026
Welcome to our Adult Winter Reading Challenge! Read up to 5 books in the months of January and February and log them with a short review. You will earn 1 raffle ticket for each book logged with a review (up to 5 tickets total). As you earn each ticket, you will be given the choice of which raffle prize to enter your ticket into.
Visit Beanstack to get started! Paper review forms will also be available in the library starting Jan. 1.
All reading must be entered by February 28 at midnight. Winners will be notified beginning March 4. Let's get reading!
Massachusetts Center for the Book Reading Challenge
The Wilbraham Public Library is proud to partner with the Massachusetts Center for the Book for the 2026 Reading Challenge.
How the challenge works:
- Choose a book that fits the monthly challenge.
- After you read, fill out this form to tell us about the book.
- Using our submission manager, you will be able to log in and access the entries you’ve logged throughout the year.
- Dedicated readers will be invited to a year-end celebration hosted by Mass Center for the Book.
- We will be drawing two names on the last day of each month to win a free book!
- Make sure you get those entries in before the end of the month.
- If you read a book in each of the 12 months, you will be entered in a drawing to win 1 of 2 totes filled with books.
12 Months 12 Books
- January: A book about or set in winter
- February: A book outside your usual genres or spin the genre wheel on our site.
- March: A book featuring an unlikely friendship
- April: A short story or essay collection
- May: A book set in Massachusetts
- June: A book with a sympathetic villain
- July: A book found at a Little Free Library, tag sale, or used bookstore
- August: A book that could be considered taboo
- September: A book about a journey
- October: A mystery, thriller, or ghost story
- November: An adult classic you’ve never read
- December: A book that connects to your heritage or cultural identity