On the Shelves
Livingston County Library Children’s Department *May* V8
May Picks
Feel free to reserve any of these books by calling the Children’s Department or visiting our website.
Dates and Fun Stuff
Author Feature
May 13, Saturday, 10:00. Mommy and Me
Sewing-Join us in the 2nd floor courtroom for
matching apron sewing. Please call to register.
**Watch our schedule on our website for our
Daddy and me BBQ apron sewing!
May 29-CLOSED
May 30, Tuesday, 4:30-4:50 p.m. Baby
Storytime-Stories, rhymes, and activities aimed
at children 24 months and under.
Suzanne Selfors
Summer Reading Program
May 31, Wednesday, 4-5 p.m. Lego Lab
Come and go as needed in this fun and creative
Lego Lab session. Sessions may include
challenges, games, and/or free building time.
**Please note the building time for Lego Lab runs
from 4:00-4:50 p.m. The last ten minutes are
used to unbuild and clean up the blocks.
Suzanne is a national best-selling author who lives
on an island in the Pacific Northwest where rain
falls like music and slugs frolic beneath ferns. She
has 1 husband who works as a pilot, 2 grown-up
kids who are both in college, 1 very needy cat,
and 1 sheltie who is her muse. Learn more about
***SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE FOR
SUMMER READING INFO***
her at:
https://www.suzanneselfors.com/about-camp
June and July
Smart Connections Program
Smart Connections is a free program from Trauma Smart
for caregivers to connect, network, and enhance skills in a
relaxed and engaging atmosphere. Anyone who deals with
kids can add tools to address challenging behaviors as well
as to increase connection with your child.
Classes held every Thursday morning in June,
10:00-11:00 a.m. Children’s Program Room.
Smart Connections is brought to you free of charge by the
Livingston County Health Center and Livingston County
Library. Please register by calling or visiting the library.
Dial-a-Story Schedule
May 8, Harry and the Dirty Dog
(Marsha Beemer)
May 15, Charlie Parker Played Be Bop
(Dan Venner)
May 22, Bits and Pieces
(Matt Jones)
May 29, Pete the Cat
(Brooke Leamer)