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Adult Summer Reading Activities

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Enhance your Adult Summer Reading experience with our "Side Quest challenge! Pick up or download a Quest List and embark on exciting challenges inside the library. For every three quests you complete, you will earn a prize and a raffle ticket for The Adult Summer Reading Grand Prize! Each quest can be completed once.

Online Quests

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​Access the Chronicling America database through the library website and browse for newspaper articles from the American Revolution.

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Check out an eBook or stream from Libby or Hoopla

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Access Ancestry.com through the library website and find one interesting fact about one of your ancestors.

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Use NoveList Plus to find your next read.

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In each library location, a hidden item awaits you. Ask the library staff for your clue and find this item to earn a specially designed button. Collect a button from each location to earn an extra raffle ticket!

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Quests

  • Sign up for the adult summer reading program.

  • Visit a local museum or historic site in Weber County such as the Ogden Union Station or Fort Buenaventura.

  • Go on a hike or walk with friends or family.

  • Tag the library in a social media post during a library visit. (Use the social media handle @webercountylibrary on Instagram and Weber County Library for Facebook.)

  • Attend a library program.

  • Find the Dewey Decimal number for Utah history.

  • Write a journal entry about one of your most memorable experiences.

  • Find and check out a book on fossils or dinosaurs.

  • Make a librarian laugh with a dinosaur- or archaeology-related joke or pun.

  • Participate in a community activity such as the Ogden Farmers Market or a parade.

  • Write a letter to your future self.

  • Check out a book from one of the library’s displays.

  • Check out a movie that you’ve never seen before and have a movie night with friends or family.

  • Visit a library gallery or display case.

  • Ask a staff member about the Mind Benders collection.

  • Go to the cookbook area and find a recipe you’d like to try. Make a copy of the recipe or check out the book.

  • Either online or on microfilm, look at newspaper headlines from the day you were born.

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