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What is the 100 Book Club?
The 100 Book Club is a prestigious reader club at Upper Sandusky Community Library. Readers will join the 100 Book Club Challenge with a goal to read 100 books in a year's time frame. If they meet that goal they will be inducted into the 100 Book Club.
Rules:
- The challenge is open to readers ages 6+.
- Readers can sign up for the 100 Book Club challenge anytime throughout the year.
- Readers must read or listen to the book themselves.
- Only titles read between June 1, 2026 (the start of the summer reading program) and May 31, 2027 count toward the 100-book goal.
- All book formats count (ex. physical, ebook, audiobook, graphic novels, and comics).
- New! Adults must read books with at least 100 pages. If you listened to an audiobook, please research the number of pages and record it according to that.
- Magazines, cookbooks, and adults reading picture books do not count.
- Anthologies and collections of short stories count as one book. Individual stories within a collection do not count as separate entries.
- Completed logs must be submitted to the Upper Sandusky Community Library by June 5, 2027 for verification.
- New! Book trackers will be reviewed. If the tracker doesn’t meet the requirements, the trackers will be returned and the reader will have until June 5, 2027 to fulfill the count.
- Readers who have completed the challenge will receive an invitation to the 100 Book Club recognition event during the 2027 summer reading program where they will receive a 100 Book Club t-shirt and an award.
Have questions? Call the Upper Sandusky Community Library at 419-294-1345 or email Krystal at ksmalley@seolibraries.org.