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The month of May gives us many things to be thankful for, especially mothers and beautiful spring flowers. Here at the library, we’ve combined the two and have created a Mother’s Day flower magnet that any mother will love! Miss … Continue reading
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We don’t really need an official day or week or month to celebrate books, because around here, we LOVE books! This week is Children’s Book Week, so we’ve come up with some great ideas for you and your family to … Continue reading
With the school year winding down and the weather warming up, we’ve got lots of reasons to love the month of May. A great reason, though, to celebrate this month is that it’s Get Caught Reading Month! This could be … Continue reading
Lulu and the Brontosaurus by Judith Viorst, illustrated by Lane Smith From Miss Terry at Main Lulu, a small girl who is a giant pain, is used to getting whatever she wants and lots of it. When her parents tell … Continue reading
Spring is finally on its way, so what better topic for story time than . . . moose? OK, well, maybe there are things better suited to spring (like cute baby animals, gardens, rain, or mud), but we’ve got some … Continue reading
Courage Has No Color: The True Story of the Triple Nickles by Tanya Lee Stone From Miss Caroline at Main Set against the backdrop of the early to mid-1940s, this is the true story of a group of black servicemen … Continue reading
In the past we’ve put the spotlight on authors or illustrators that we like or who have had birthdays. Today, however, we are going to spotlight something a bit different. We recently moved our children’s music CDs from the Audiovisual … Continue reading
March is all about the arrival of spring and celebrating all things green! This month’s story time starter brings all the best books, music, and crafts that the color green has to offer. From frogs and turtles to grass and … Continue reading
