October 31st! FINALLY!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!! It's finally here! I am dressed as Ms. Frizzle today and Keith is dressed as Waldo (and yes, a TON of people have already 'found' him. :D). Hope you get to see us! The rest of the library staff are also dressed as popular children's book characters. We have Amelia Bedelia, Alice in Wonderland, Wilbur from Charlotte's Web, Hermione Granger, Ladybug Girl, and Jim from Treasure Island.

I hope you chose a good book as your choice for All Hallows Read! I gave Fahrenheit 451 (a book about a future where no books are allowed- pretty scary if you ask me!) to someone who doesn't particularly like scary books. So you know there's a 'scary' book out there for everyone!

DFTBA,
Sti

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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban the second time around

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Origami Racer/Cicada 8 and up craft!

If you'd like to craft along with Ms. Sti on Zoom at 1:30 today (June 23), click this link! Otherwise, you can follow these instructional pictures below! (Make sure you don't glue the yarn!) Loop the yarn around something solid and tug at the loose ends of the yarn to watch your origami climb!

Learn Magic with Julian Franklin!

Have you ever wanted to know the secrets behind different magic tricks you've seen performers use? Have you ever wanted to impress and mystify your friends and family with magic and illusions? Now you can learn with this Magic Workshop with Julian Franklin! Using items from around your house you can learn fabulous tricks that will blow people's minds! This video will be available all summer on our YouTube page, so you can continue to practice and perfect your tricks!

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