Take & Make Halloween Craft
Stop by the Youth Services Desk to pick up a take & make Halloween craft available starting October 27th Bob the Vampire Snail How Do Dinosaurs Say Trick or Treat? The ZomBees Ghouldilocks and the Three Ghosts I Got the Spooky Spirit How to Spook a Ghost Meowl-o-ween Trunk-or-Treat! Halloween Night! This Year, a Witch Visit the Youth Services Department for more great titles. -Amanda Winter, Youth Services
Take & Make Summer Craft
Starting August 4th, you can pick up a Take & Make Summer Craft. Here are some books about fireflies and nighttime: Fireworks Emma’s Awesome Summer Camp Adventure Summer is Here Summer is for Cousins When Lola Visits Summer Song Curious George Goes Swimming Summer Color Flotsam Visit the Youth Services Department for more great titles. -Amanda Winter, Youth Services
Take & Make Juneteenth Craft
Celebrate Juneteenth by stopping by the Youth Services Desk to pick up a take & make Juneteenth craft available starting June 16th Juneteenth: our day of Freedom Juneteenth Free at Last Juneteenth Is.. The Juneteenth Story Opal Lee and What It Means to Be Free Jayylen’s Juneteenth Surprise The Night Before Freedom: a Juneteenth Story Juneteenth for Mazie Visit the Youth Services Department for more great titles. -Amanda Winter, Youth Services
Take & Make Pride Month Craft
Celebrate Pride Month by stopping by the Youth Services Desk to pick up a take & make Pride bracelet craft available starting June 9th Circle of Love Nen and the Lonely Fisherman It’s Pride, Baby! Marley’s Pride Rainbow a first book of pride M is for Mustache : a pride ABC book Pride Puppy! Love is Love Tale of the Shadow King Pride: the story of Harvey Milk and the Pride Flag Visit the Youth Services Department for more great titles. -Amanda Winter, Youth Services
Take & Make Black History Month Craft
Celebrate Black History Month by stopping by the Youth Services Desk to pick up a take & make flipbook craft in honor of Lisa Gelobter a computer scientist who developed the technology used to make GIFs available starting February 10th Do You Know Them? Let the Children March This is the Rope Sing a Song: How Lift Every Voice and Sing Inspired Generations When I Wrap My Hair Hidden Figures Alma’s Art Go Forth and Tell: the Life of Augusta Baker , librarian and master storyteller Everywhere Beauty is Harlem; the vision of photographer Roy DeCarava Becoming a Ballerina: the story of Michaela Mabinty DePrince Visit our Black History Month displays in the Youth Services Department to learn more! -Amanda Winter, Youth Services