You may be asking, "what is Wolfenoot?" Great question! Wolfenoot was created in 2018 by a then-seven-year old whose mother, Jax Goss, posted about it on Facebook. People loved the idea and wanted to celebrate the holiday, so it caught on and the idea continues to spread. Every year on November 23rd, people celebrate Wolfenoot…
Aahh! Halloween Monsters!
Around Halloween time, monsters don't always have to be so scary. The library has plenty of monster books if you want to get a little, but not too scared!
How
Pirates!
September 19th is International Talk Like a Pirate Day! Let's celebrate with books, mateys!
Pirate Nell's Tale to Tell
Nell, a little dog, reads books and lon
Road Trips
Are you taking a vacation this summer? Are you going to be riding in a car for hours with nothing to do? Are you tired of hearing the phrase, "Are we there yet?
You Can Make Art!
This year's summer reading theme is art! Anyone can do art, even if you think you can't. Try it!
We also have lots of books to read about art! Perhaps you may
Superheroes!
Superhero Day is April 28th! Why don't you celebrate this lovely day by highlighting your hero?
The Astonishing Secret of Awesome Man
Awesome Man is a superhe
Tooth Fairy Day!
February 28th and August 22nd are both Tooth Fairy Day! You can celebrate by brushing your teeth, visiting your dentist, and reading books!
Arthur's Tooth
Ar
Not-So-Spooky Ghosts
Not all ghosts are scary. Some are actually quite cute! If you want to get into a little bit of a spooky mood, try a few books about ghosts!
Try Not to Laugh!
April Fool's Day has a long history, and is slightly different around the world. Many people like to prank their friends on this day and make them laugh. Perhap
Irish Mythology
St. Patrick's Day is March 17th- but have you ever wanted a deeper look into Irish myths? We have some great children's stories that will feed that hunger.
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