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The Georgia Reads for America250 Challenge

EPISODE · Apr 16, 2026 · 5 MIN

The Georgia Reads for America250 Challenge

from Unreadable · host Forsyth County Public Library

In this episode of Unreadable, Ross speaks with Programming Manager Sarah Brubaker about the Georgia Reads for America250 Challenge. This challenge, designed to celebrate Georgia's and America's history, encourages you to read a book from a curated list and complete a few activities that explore our wonderful state, including its history, natural features, and culture. A full transcript of this podcast episode is available on our Bookmarked Blog. 

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