Photo by James Short.
With an open invitation extended to children ages 3 and up, families gathered eagerly for a delightful literary experience.
The Lansdale Public Library came alive on Thursday morning as children's librarian Lisa Green hosted her regular story time session at 11 am. With an open invitation extended to children ages 3 and up, families gathered eagerly for a delightful literary experience.
Lisa Green began the session with enthusiasm, guiding the young audience through the pages of engaging stories, including the charming tale "I Took My Frog to the Library." Her motivation for these sessions was clear: to equip parents with the tools to prepare their children for reading and to familiarize the little ones with the world of literature, setting the stage for future literacy endeavors.
The atmosphere was filled with simple joys as children joined in singing and dancing, adding an interactive element to the storytelling. About 20 children and parents attended, creating a welcoming environment within the library walls.
Through moments of shared storytelling and playful exploration, the Lansdale Public Library continues to foster a love for reading and learning within the community.
