New Board Books @ the Library

We have added some new board books to our collection.

Stop by and check out our collection!

New books include:

All of baby, nose to toes by Victoria Adler

Big, little by Leslie Patricelli

Carry-me 123 by Keith Griffin

Goodnight Faces by Lucy Shultz

I like fruit: a touch and feel board book by Lorena Siminovich

Itsy bitsy spider by Annie Kubler

Little Quack counts by Lauren Thompson

Little Quack loves colors by Lauren Thompson

Superhero me! by Karen Katz

Wheels on the bus by Raffi

If you'd like assistance locating these books, come see us at the Youth Services Reference Desk.

Happy Reading!

"Singing helps your child get ready to read."

It may not seem like much, but singing songs with your child is a natural way to learn language skills. According to Every Child Ready to Read @ Your Library, songs help children develop listening skills, break down words to hear the individual sounds, and help them to learn new words. Sing songs with lots of repetition and hand gestures so that your child can join in on the fun and begin to anticipate the sequencing of the songs, such as Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star and The Wheels on the Bus.

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