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Book of the month – September

Introducing our Book of the Month for September: “What are Germs?” by Katie Daynes. During this Science Literacy Week, curious young minds can take a closer look at this fascinating introduction to germs and hygiene. To enhance your reading experience, we’ve curated a list of fun and educational activities that perfectly complement the book. Simply click on the image to access the list.

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Storytime in the Park – Summer 2023

In collaboration with Benny Library

Over the Summer, we launched the “Storytime in the Park” project in collaboration with Benny Library. We facilitated storytime sessions in 5 different parks in CDN-NDG. This project was highly successful, with 226 children attending, demonstrating a need for literacy-related outdoor activity in the community. We look forward to continuing this project next Summer.

Click on the photo to read our full report.

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Volunteer of the month – August 2023

Volunteer of the month -August

Sivaranjini Ramesh

Sivaranjini Ramesh

We are delighted to announce our volunteer of the month for August 2023: Sivaranjini Ramesh! Here’s a message from her:

“I had the wonderful opportunity to volunteer at minibiblioPLUS, an oasis of learning and imagination. It’s remarkable how this library extends its doors to daycares and children for free. This inclusivity ensures that every child can experience the enchantment of books right in their daycare setting.

When I was a child, I cherished my visits to the library, immersing myself in captivating stories. Witnessing minibiblioPLUS bring the magic of books to children in the cozy embrace of their daycare centers is truly incredible. The well-organized shelves, thoughtfully categorized books, and the library’s commitment to promoting equity and cultural understanding showcases its dedication to fostering knowledge.
In my role as a library assistant, I had the privilege of not only shelving books but also delving into their contents. Exploring topics as profound such as mental health and the pandemic, pertinent yet often overlooked, was eye-opening. What’s even more inspiring is that children are introduced to these sensitive subjects, encouraging them to embrace responsibility and empathy from an early age.

Learning the intricacies of library management, from the Dewey Decimal System to cataloging and shelf organization, brought me immense pride and a sense of accomplishment.
The experience of being a librarian was exhilarating, and Marco’s reminder of the quote, “I’m a librarian, what’s your superpower?” encapsulated the empowerment I felt with every passing week.
Although my schedule keeps me occupied at the moment, I eagerly anticipate the day I can return to minibiblioPLUS once more, rekindling the passion I hold for books, organization, and the boundless world of learning.

 

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Summer Reads: books recommendations about swimming

Summer Reads - book suggestions

Ready for some summer fun? Yes, summer is not over yet! Dive into our beach and pool essentials for a perfect day in the sun!

For that, we have some fantastic book recommendations for you. Click on the image to explore our fun and educational list of activities to supplement your reading. Let your imagination take a dip in the water!

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Book of the month – August

Book of the Month

” A Child of Books” is a beautifully illustrated picture book written by Oliver Jeffers and Sam Winston. It takes readers on a whimsical journey through the power of storytelling and imagination, celebrating the magic of books.

The story follows a young girl and a boy as they explore various literary landscapes and embark on adventures fueled by the words on the pages. The illustrations incorporate actual text from classic literature, adding an extra layer of depth to the visual experience. It’s a delightful read that encourages readers, both young and old, to embrace the world of stories and let their imaginations run wild.

To enhance your reading experience, we’ve curated a list of fun and educational activities that perfectly complement the book. Simply click on the image to access the list.

We hope you have a fantastic time reading!

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