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Hanam Aims to Be a City of Readers with '1,000 Books' Challenge
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- Hanam City Sinjang Library will run the '1,000 Books' Reading Challenge, in which participants collect stamps each time they read and return a book, starting March 9.
- The challenge is divided into family participation and individual participation for teens and adults, each with five levels, and each level offers a coupon to waive overdue fines and an increase in the number of books that can be borrowed.
- Applications are made through the Hanam City Sinjang Library website, those who complete the challenge receive a reading certificate, and inquiries can be directed to the Sinjang Library Team.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 책 읽는 도시 하남, ‘1,000권 독서 챌린지’로 만든다
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