Ann Arbor’s Secret Code Hunt: Library or Spy Training?
Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where my summer had me decoding secret messages around Ann Arbor? Apparently, thousands are caught up in a 'popular game organized by the public library' where hunting for hidden codes and, wait for it, reading books earns you points! Yes, reading books as a competitive sport now—take that, NFL! This summer pastime isn’t just back to basics, it’s more like back to sleuthing with a Dewey Decimal twist. So let me get this straight: the library basically turned itself into the city's coolest escape room with pages? Genius.
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Ann Arbor’s public library turned summer into a real-life Scooby-Doo episode—hunt hidden codes, rack up points, and win the ultimate prize: bragging rights over your bookworm buddies. Who knew reading could feel like Mission Impossible?
Nothing screams summer like thousands of adults sneaking around Ann Arbor pretending to be secret agents just to prove they finish their library reads. Welcome to 2024: literacy’s new extreme sport.
If you think ‘summer reading’ sounds boring, congratulations, you’ve never played the Ann Arbor Code Hunt. It’s like Hogwarts meets The Da Vinci Code, with a public library as the Dark Lord.
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/4/2025 | Author: Neda Ulaby
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