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Author/Illustrator Gina Perry will visit the Milton Elementary School for their CLiF Spark Grant.
Authors Jon & Pamela Voelkel will visit the Ledge Street Elementary School for the final author visit that concludes their Year of the Book grant 2024-25.
The Stephenson Memorial Library will wrap up its CLiF Rural Library grant with a finale event at the Greenfield Elementary School featuring author/illustrator Marty Kelley. After the presentation, each student at the school will select two new books to bring home and to celebrate summer reading season.
Poet Ted Scheu will visit the Morristown Elementary School to deliver classroom writing workshops in celebration of National Poetry Month.
Graphic novelist Daryl Seitchik will visit the Charleston Elementary School for a three-day writing & comics workshop on May 1, 2, and 8, 2025.
The Pleasant Street School in Laconia, NH will conclude its Year of the Book grant year with a special visit from author Matt Esenwine and also hold its last book giveaway for students.
The Davies Memorial Library will wrap up its CLiF Rural Library grant with a finale event at the Waterford Elementary School featuring storyteller Duncan McDougall. After the presentation, each student at the school will select two new books to bring home and to celebrate summer reading season.
The Barnet Public Library will wrap up its CLiF Rural Library grant with a finale event at the Barnet Elementary School featuring author/illustrator Lorian Tu. After the presentation, each student at the school will select two new books to bring home and to celebrate summer reading season.
CLiF storyteller Duncan McDougall hosts a storytelling event for children and families in partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of Rutland.
The Montgomery Town Library will cap off their Rural Library grant with a visit from Natalie Kinsey-Warnock at the Montgomery Elementary School and a book giveaway for all students.
CLiF has served over 350,000 children since 1998.