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📚 READING = FREE CHIPOTLE 📚

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Help young readers earn FREE Chipotle with Reading Rewards. Email not displaying correctly? in your

Help young readers earn FREE Chipotle with Reading Rewards. Email not displaying correctly? [View it]( in your browser. Every year, we support teachers and librarians with FREE Chipotle Reading Rewards to pass along to the bookish burrito lovers in their lives. What’s a Chipotle Reading Reward, you ask? It’s a special bookmark that includes a coupon for FREE Chipotle. Because learning is delicious, but so are burritos and tacos. To get involved, all an educator or librarian has to do is submit an application for their school or library by February 28th. If that application is approved, Reading Rewards will be heading their way in early April. Easy cheesy.​ [LEARN MORE]( [chipotle menu]( [OUR MENU]( [chipotle location]( [FIND A CHIPOTLE]( [chipotle online ordering]( [ORDER NOW]( STAY CONNECTED [chipotle twitter logo]( [chipotle instagram logo]( Quantities are limited while supplies last. Kid’s meal cards are for in-restaurant orders only, offer not valid for online, mobile, fax, or catering. Valid only until date specified on currency; redemption subject to availability. May not be combined with other coupons, promotions, or special offers. Offer good at participating Chipotle locations only. Additional restrictions may apply. [Unsubscribe]( | [Update Preferences]( | [Talk to Us]( [Privacy Policy]( This email was sent to: {EMAIL} You may also contact us using olde tyme postal mail at: Chipotle Mexican Grill 1401 Wynkoop St. Suite 500 Denver, CO 80202 USA © 2018 Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. [www.chipotle.com](

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