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Beanstack

Beanstack

Track your reading and earn badges throughout the year with our virtual reading challenges! All ages, from babies and kids, teens, and adults can participate.

About Beanstack


Beanstack is a website and App that is used to track reading. Participate in various challenges and activities throughout the year. Earn digital badges when you complete challenges and get physical prizes during our summer reading programs!

Common Beanstack Questions


How do I make a Beanstack Account?

Select the top option to create an account

You can create your own Citrus Libraries Beanstack account at our Beanstack page. Or create an account through the Beanstack Tracker App on your mobile device or tablet. When creating an account on your device, select the “Library, school, or bookstore” option and then search for Citrus Libraries.

Where is the App available?

The app is available for download through the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store. Beanstack is also accessible through your browser.

Can I register my child or children when creating an account?

Yes! You can register your whole family at the same time and track reading together.

How do I join a challenge?

Once you have created your Beanstack account, you’ll see challenges available to you on the Beanstack main page. Register for one and start reading!

How do I get more help?

Learn how to use the Beanstack Mobile App by visiting their help page. Contact us or visit your library for more help.

Current and Upcoming Challenges


Read it Your Way Reading Challenge

Read it Your Way


Jan. 1, 2026 – Dec. 31, 2026

All Ages

Welcome to 2026! The new year brings a new reading challenge that celebrates your reading freedom. No matter how you read—whether by turning pages, swiping a screen, or listening with your ears—this is your year to enjoy books on your own terms. Start reading today and earn badges all year long.

Women's History Month Reading Challenge

Women's History Month


March 1 – March 31, 2026

All Ages

Women’s History Month is a time to shine a light on the many accomplishments of women that have been historically overlooked. This month, take action by showing your gratitude with a heartfelt thank you. You can also celebrate their stories and achievements by logging your reading to earn beautiful badges!

Read Across America Reading Challenge

Read Across America


March 1 – March 31, 2026

All Ages

Join our Read Across America challenge this month. Log your minutes as you explore new stories and adventures from coast to coast. Earn fun badges along the way and see how far your reading can take you!

IditaRead Reading Challenge

Iditaread


March 1 – March 31, 2026

All Ages

Get ready, set, mush! Embark on a snowy adventure along the legendary Iditarod Trail and experience the stunning beauty of Alaska’s Last Frontier. Keep track of your reading minutes to journey from Anchorage to the iconic burled arch in Nome, unlocking a colorful collection of canine-themed badges along the way!

We're reading 1000 books before kindergarten

1000 Books Before Kindergarten


Always Available

Ages 0 – 5

We’re Reading 1000 Books Before Kindergarten! Reading together just one book a night gives your child the building blocks for lifelong success! Join the challenge today!

Complete this challenge by reading 1000 books!

SSYRA and Florida Teens Reads Challenges 2025

SSYRA & Florida Teens Read Challenges


June 2025 – May 31, 2026

Ages Vary

Keep track of reading your SSYRA books this school year with our reading list challenges! 4 challenges are available, SSYRA Jr., SSYRA Grades 3-5, SSYRA 6-8, and SSYRA Florida Teens Read.

Complete these challenges by reading 3 of the 15 books on each reading list.

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