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Friday Craft Kit, All Hallow's Reading, and Cooking Mayhem!

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 It's the start of Spooky Season (Ms. Sti's absolute favorite time of year!), so a lot of our crafts will be Halloween related! 

To celebrate the kick off of our new All Hallows Reading Challenge on friendswoodlibrary.beanstack.org we're making this set of 5 spooky bookmarks!




Here they are keeping my place in the book we'll be reading for the return of the Middle Grade Book Club, Ghost Squad by Claribel Ortega!

Pick up the craft kit at the drive through window or in the Children's Department!

Keep an eye out on our website and in the app store on your phone for the link to Beanstack, our new reading challenge software! This is where we'll be posting reading challenges for the whole family that will be available year round! To start things off we have an All Hallows Reading Challenge starting Saturday Oct. 3! Log your time reading and complete different activities to earn our special Halloween Treat Bag that can be picked up at the library on Halloween!



And finally, here's a hilarious clip from last week's Streaming with Sti Animal Crossing program 
https://clips.twitch.tv/MoistTubularGiraffeKevinTurtle






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