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🍎💻 Teachers & librarians, did you know KidLit TV shows are on Epic? Want to know something else? Epic is FREE for EDUCATORS! 📚❤️
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Delve into the life of the beloved author behind Goodnight Moon 🌕. On October 16th, Bank Street Library will host Leonard Marcus as he discusses the decade of research that shaped his award-winning biography, Margaret Wise Brown: Awakened by the Moon.
📍 Register for both in-person and Zoom attendance here 👉 www.bankstreet.edu/library/center-for-childrens-literature/bookfest-bank-street/
📸: Leonard Marcus by Sonya Sones / Margaret Wise Brown by Consuelo Kanaga
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🍂🎨 APPLE PICKING, PUMPKIN PATCHES, & COLORFUL LEAVES GALORE! The seasons are changing, and our freshly UPDATED book & activity pairings are full of inspiration for fall! 🧡
🍎 Teachers, librarians, & parents, here's one of our favorite pairings of the bunch:
🍂 In IF YOU FIND A LEAF by Aimée Sicuro, a young artist gathers fallen leaves & imagines each one into something new. A Japanese Zelkova becomes a boat, a Honey Locust becomes a swing -- and if your kiddo does the paired activity from Unlocking fun, colorful leaves they find become a fox tail. 🦊
🎬 You can join Amy for more fun with leaves on Ready Set Draw! Head outside and collect a few that you like, look at their shapes, & collage along with her 👉 www.kidlit.tv/IfYouFindALeafReadySetDraw
📚 Plus apple pie crafts, leaf suncatchers, a paper bag chipmunk, & LOTS more books 👉 www.kidlit.tv/KidLitCrafts&ActivitiesFALL
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🎉🟠 WE HAVE TWO WINNERS! 🎉
Congratulations @shelleyz_thatsme and @thecartlibrarian! A Dot Day bundle is heading your way. 🧡
📚 Each winner is getting the CREATRILOGY box set from Candlewick Press, PLUS THE DOT plush pillow from Merry Makers Inc., AND the deluxe gift edition of THE DOT! ✨
💛 Thank you to everyone who entered, and to Peter H. Reynolds & International Dot Day for making Dot Day 2026 so much fun!
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