Author Visit: Glover, VT
Author/Illustrator Jason Chin will visit the Glover Community School to discuss his books and writing/illustrating process with grades K-6.
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Author/Illustrator Jason Chin will visit the Glover Community School to discuss his books and writing/illustrating process with grades K-6.
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Author/Illustrator Jason Chin will visit the White River School to discuss his books and writing/illustrating process with grades K-5.
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Storyteller Simon Brooks will visit the Valley View Community School in Farmington, NH and share his love of stories with grades preK-3.
Marek Bennett will visit the Canaan Elementary School in Canaan, NH to deliver a three-day comic & writing workshop on April 25, 26, and 27, 2023.
Marv Klassen-Landis will visit the Pownal Elementary School community to share with students about the importance of books and fun of stories.
Jim Arnosky will visit the Enfield Village School, a Year of the Book school for 2022-23, to tell stories and discuss his books. The school and public librarians will introduce students to their new collections. The Year of the Book grant provides $1000 worth of books to both the school and public libraries.
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