Children’s Program Updates

Children's Programs News & Updates

Children’s Book News: April 2021

February 2 @ 7:28 pm

This month’s books have the theme of:Magical Friendships.Bob, by Wendy Mass and Rebecca Stead, illustrations by Nicholas GannonSuggested ages:  7-10 yearsBy intertwining magic and mystery, talented middle grade authors, Wendy […]

Children’s Book News: February 2021

February 2 @ 7:28 pm

Echo Mountain, by Lauren Wolk Suggested ages:  10-13 years After reading the last page of Echo Mountain, I was not ready to part with such an engaging and admirable character […]

Children’s Book News: December 2020

February 2 @ 7:28 pm

Life is a series of journeys which often renew past ties as well as open us to new beginnings.  The books below each take a unique look at life’s odysseys. […]

Children’s Book News: November 2020

February 2 @ 7:28 pm

We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga by Traci Sorell and illustrated by Frané Lessac Suggested ages:  3-8 years Traci Sorell, born and raised in the Cherokee Nation, has created a lovely tribute […]

Children’s Book News: October 2020

February 2 @ 7:28 pm

Kiki’s Delivery Service by Eiko Kadono, translated by Emily Balistrieri, illustrations by Yuta Onodaby Suggested ages:  8-12 years Delivery services have become a significant necessity for many in our world […]

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Children’s Book News: September 2020

February 2 @ 7:28 pm

Indian No More by Charlene Willing McManis with Traci Sorell Suggested ages:  8-12 years Regina’s family, who belong to the Umpqua tribe, has always lived on the Grand Ronde Indian […]

Children’s Book News: August 2020

February 2 @ 7:28 pm

Every year the American Library Association presents a Children’s Literature Legacy Award which honors “an author or illustrator whose books, published in the United States, have made, over a period […]

Children’s Book News: July 2020

February 2 @ 7:28 pm

When talking to your children about race and racism, there are many children’s books that may spark the conversation. Below are a few. Brown Girl Dreaming, by Jacqueline WoodsonSuggested ages: […]