On Thursday evening, October 9 at 7 pm, author Doug Wilhelm will be speaking at the Stowe Free Library about his book Falling.  This author program is being held as a kick-off to the American Library Association’s Teen Read Week (October 13-18), during which libraries acros

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School kids, if you would like your artwork that has been displayed in the library this summer, please come and get it before school starts. We will be taking everything down next week and we do not have room to store anything. Come and get it or it is gone!

There are still 3 weeks of summer vacation left for curling up with a good book.. Come check out the new fiction for elementary school kids. Here is a small list of new titles.

There is something for everyone in this list of new nonfiction books for kids. Readers of all ages will enjoy reading about ancient insects that still survive today, a beautifully illustrated biography in verse of Muhammed Ali, some true facts and stories about the American Civil War that you won't find in text books, a definitive guide to China's Forbidden City, a tale of a century old auto race from New York to Paris, the true story of two outcasts who created Superman, and another Jim Arnosky beauty of animal tracks in nature.

 

The Lamoille County Nature Center will present a buzzing-with-fun event for children ages 4 and up. Come learn all about bees, how they build a hive, make honey, and fertilize flowers, fruits and vegetables. Games, crafts, a bit o' honey, and a fun good time. Please call 253-6145 to let us know if you're coming.