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Springville Junior High announces November Library Challenge

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Springville Junior High announces November Library Challenge
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Springville Junior High announced its November Library Challenge, which focuses on reading book retellings.

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  • The November Library Challenge focuses on reading book retellings.
  • Springville Junior High suggested various books for kids, teens, and adults.
  • The initiative encourages parents to read alongside their children.

Springville Junior High announced its November Library Challenge, which encourages readers to engage with books that are retellings of existing stories.

According to a notice posted on the school's website, the challenge encourages parents to read with their children to promote reading habits.

The school provided several book recommendations for different age groups.

For children, recommendations include Ninja Red Riding Hood, The Three Ninja Pigs, and Hensel and Gretel: Ninja Chicks.

Teen recommendations include the graphic novel Wolf's Belly and Heartless.

Adult recommendations include Circe, Pride and Premeditation, and The Snow Child.

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