Umdabu Dancers at Eastwood Branch Library June 27 2008
Welcome to Birmingham Public Library's 2008 Summer Reading Program all about cute, icky, scary, beautiful, wacky and weird bugs!
Read the guidelines, register and get ready to get buggy.
And don't forget to send us your favorite photos. Your snapshot could be chosen as the favorite pic of the week.
Read the guidelines, register and get ready to get buggy.
And don't forget to send us your favorite photos. Your snapshot could be chosen as the favorite pic of the week.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Friday, June 27, 2008
Jitter Bug South African Style at Eastwood Branch Library June 27th 2008
The Umdabu Dancers
The Umdabu Dancers
Puppeteer Bob Parsons Wows The Crowd!!
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Springville Road Storytellers
Monday, June 23, 2008
Children's Book Review: In a Blue Room (ages 4-8)
Jim Averbeck's and Tricia Tusa's In a Blue Room is a soothing book that makes an excellent choice for bedtime reading.
A young girl is settling down for the night, but she’s partial to the color blue. Her patient mother enters her room to announce that it’s bedtime, bringing her daughter a vase of white flowers. But since the flowers aren’t blue, the girl isn’t interested in them until her mother encourages her to smell them. Then the mother brings her daughter some tea in a brown cup; a soft, green quilt; and some yellow bells on black strings to hang in the window, all met with uncertainty because they aren’t blue.
In a Blue Room teaches children that it’s a good thing to experience new colors, sensations, and sounds. And although the girl’s room is yellow, not blue, there comes a moment that night when she does sleep in a room bathed in her favorite color. The last five pages show just how big and glorious the world is outside our bedroom window.
A young girl is settling down for the night, but she’s partial to the color blue. Her patient mother enters her room to announce that it’s bedtime, bringing her daughter a vase of white flowers. But since the flowers aren’t blue, the girl isn’t interested in them until her mother encourages her to smell them. Then the mother brings her daughter some tea in a brown cup; a soft, green quilt; and some yellow bells on black strings to hang in the window, all met with uncertainty because they aren’t blue.
In a Blue Room teaches children that it’s a good thing to experience new colors, sensations, and sounds. And although the girl’s room is yellow, not blue, there comes a moment that night when she does sleep in a room bathed in her favorite color. The last five pages show just how big and glorious the world is outside our bedroom window.
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