We're concluding our 2020 Summer Reading Challenge for Grown-Ups with some literary matchmaking. A Pima County Public Library librarian is joining us on Zoom to give you free, personalized book recommendations.
2020 Summer Reading Challenge
The Pima County Public Library created book lists based on the categories in our 2020 Summer Reading Challenge for Grown-Ups. Some of the books have a Tucson connection and others will take you to lands outside of Arizona.
Each of the 18 books on this list have some kind of Arizona connection. From Tucson, Arizona authors to books set in Tucson or set in Arizona. Some explore topics relevant to our region.
2019 Summer Reading Challenge
Once again, we are challenging you to read local with us.
Challenge yourself to read local this summer with a book from one of these Arizona-inspired categories. Read them all or pick one from each section and share your progress in the #ThisIsTucson Book Club on Facebook. Reading superstars can even earn prizes!
Check out our reading list and keep track of all the Arizona-inspired books you read this summer!
2018 Summer Reading Challenge
Crank up the the AC and curl up with a good book from these Tucson-inspired categories.
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