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Books & Bytes Cary Area Public Library • June-August 2021
In the know In the know
A NEW FACE IN THE LIBRARY FRIENDS OF THE CARY Get the most out of the online catalog and your account.
AREA LIBRARY (FOCAL)
Meet Hannah, our new Community Engagement
Liaison. You might see her out in the community
(once we’re back to more • The Greenfields Little Free Library, which was Don’t have a library card or not sure how to Create lists
normal circumstances) vandalized, has been replaced. The Community access your account? Create and keep lists of titles you’re interested in or
as she will be working Center and Senior Center Little Free Libraries If you live within the CAPL district, you can apply need to reference again. Add titles to a list by clicking
to build partnerships continue to also be available for your use. Leave a for a library card online. If you’re not sure whether the “Add to List” link in the item description.
with local businesses copy of your favorite book to inspire a new reader you’re in our district, check your tax bill or view our
and organizations and in the community! boundary map online. Instructions for how to log Keep track of your reading history
foster relationships with onto your account for the first time can be found on Track your reading history simply by checking a box
community members and • The Fall Used Book Sale is tentatively scheduled our website | caryarealibrary.org/getcard in your account preferences (My Record > Contact
stakeholders. for October 16-17. Stay tuned to our next Information and Preferences).
newsletter and/or website for any updates.
Not only will Hannah be Place holds Suggest a purchase
responsible for organizing job and • You can still support our efforts (and therefore Place holds on items that are checked out or not If you can’t find a specific title in our or the other
business related resources and programs, she will CAPL) by making the Friends of the Cary Area owned by CAPL. We have access to hundreds of libraries’ collections you can suggest that we purchase
also be expanding into the area of social services. Library your charity of choice on AmazonSmile. thousands of materials from 27 other area libraries the title for our collection | caryarealibrary.org/
Hannah has a background in social work and is When you shop, a small percentage of money is through our shared catalog. You can choose to search suggest-a-purchase
passionate about providing resources and educational donated at no additional cost to you. “Cary Materials” or “All Member Libraries” in the
opportunities that aim to expand knowledge and Limit By filter. Auto-renewals
enhance quality of life. • FOCAL is always ready to welcome new The majority of our materials auto-renew twice.
Choose your hold pick up location Exceptions include materials that have holds pending,
members— find out how you can help and apply
Hannah has recently been collaborating with the You can pick up your holds in the building from our the Library of Things collection, and STEM Kits.
on our webpage | caryarealibrary.org/focal
Cary-Grove Food Pantry to encourage food security self-serve shelving near our Service Center or you can Don’t forget that we are also fine free!
throughout our community. To promote this effort, specify pick up for one (or all) of your holds through
we are again collecting non-perishable food and our Drive-thru window as you place the hold.
toiletry donations in our lobby. In addition, FOCAL DATABASE SPOTLIGHT:
Schedule/suspend your holds
has generously agreed to donate a selection of books CHILTON LIBRARY If you don’t want or need an item quite yet, or
that will be given out to those who use the pantry’s
want to space out your holds to arrive so you’re not
services. The Cary-Grove Food Pantry is free and Another tool for your toolbox! Repair your car 24/7 overwhelmed, you can schedule when your holds
available to anyone. with ChiltonLibrary online and your CAPL card. If activate. This is a convenient feature if you travel and
you’re not a home mechanic you can still use Chilton’s need to suspend a hold until you return home.
Cary-Grove Food Pantry
u to estimate repair costs so you know that you’re
getting a fair deal. Three ways to receive alerts
8901 Cary-Algonquin Road, Cary, IL 60013 Receive hold pick up and overdue notices via phone,
Chilton’s features maintenance and specification email, or text. Set this preference under My Record >
(St. Barnabas Church parking lot)
tables for each specific vehicle, step-by-step service Contact Information and Preferences.
cgfoodpantry.org | 847-516-3602
and repair procedures, a labor estimating tool to
help you confidently determine your next move,
Pantry hours:
vacuum diagrams to simplify troubleshooting, wiring
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4-6 pm
diagrams to help explain system operation, close-
1st, 2nd, 3rd Saturdays of the month, 9-11 am
up photographs and illustrations for visual support,
and ASE test prep quizzes for the most popular
certification exams | caryarealibrary.org/databases
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Adult programs AGES 18+
MAKE IT u
Summer Container Planter
Wednesday, June 2, 7-8 pm
Pick up materials from 5-6:30 pm in the CAPL parking lot
prior to the start of the program Great Decisions
Zoom. Peggy Garvin will give you tips and tricks to create First Thursdays, 6:30-8 pm
your own annual container planter with beautiful summer June 3: Foreign Policy Roundtable
plants. All materials are included in the fee of $20. No July 1: Foreign Policy Roundtable
refunds. This class will be a synchronous live session. August 5: Chapter 5: China’s Role in Africa
ALL AGES SUMMER READING
Zoom. Exchange ideas about foreign policy issues in this
discussion led by Professor Gary Midkiff. Participants
JUNE 1 - AUGUST 14 Nature Inspired Collage Workshop must buy a briefing book and read a chapter prior
to each meeting. This eight-month series began in
Wednesday, June 30, 6:30-8:30 pm
Zoom. Join nature artist Christina Lovering in creating a February but each chapter stands by itself so you
Sign up for our all ages Summer Reading mixed media collage during this interactive workshop. can join the group at any time. Monthly descriptions
We will explore composition, collage, and observational available in our online calendar. Briefing book: $15; no
Challenge beginning June 1 and you’ll receive a refunds. Please note that you have not reserved a spot
drawing to create a beautiful and unique piece of artwork
sign-up goodie (while supplies last!). Track your that captures the beauty seen in nature. Christina will until you have paid.
time reading using Beanstack and you’ll earn discuss favorite supplies, ideas for inspiration, and tips for
digital badges as you go. Once you complete the the most daunting task of all—starting on the blank page!
A supply kit will be provided for most materials. Books on Tap: A 20s-30s Book Club
challenge you’ll earn a ticket to allocate into the Tuesdays, June 15, July 20, August 17, 7-8:30 pm
grand prize drawing of your choice. Zoom. Eat, drink, and talk shop about books with others
Needle Felted Succulent Planter (Live) in their 20s and 30s. Each meeting we discuss a title
Tuesday, July 6, 7-8:30 pm chosen by the group. If you’re interested in joining or
We recommend downloading the Beanstack app, to find out the current title, please email roberhauser@
Zoom. Learn the art of needle felting and create your own
but you may also log your reading online through small succulent planter out of wool roving. Participants will caryarealibrary.info.
our website or on a paper log if you are not ready get to choose between a watermelon color scheme or an
to take the digital leap. Download the “Beanstack earth tone color scheme. Participants will also receive a
Tracker” app from the Apple App Store or Google
plant to place in their planter! Adult Book Discussion
a
In-person. Join one of our book groups for a lively
Play so you’re ready to go June 1! OR discussion. Books are available each month at the
Needle Felted Succulent Planter (On Demand)
a
Debuts Wednesday, July 7, 10 am Service Center. Masks must be worn, covering your nose
caryarealibrary.org/summerreading Video. Learn the art of needle felting and create your own and mouth, for the duration of the program.
small succulent planter out of wool roving. Participants will
Hooked on Books
get to choose between a watermelon color scheme or an
Wednesdays, 10:30-11:30 am
earth tone color scheme. Participants will also receive a
June 23: The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes
plant to place in their planter!
Program Registration July 28: The Mountains Sing by Nguyen Phan Que Mai
August 25: The Women of the Copper Country by Mary
Doria Russell
At this time, we will be hosting the majority of our summer programs online to ensure the safety of our
community. Should any other programs switch to in-person, registrants will be notified and our online Turning Pages Together
Thursdays, 7-8 pm
calendar will be updated.
June 24: Valentine by Elizabeth Wetmore
July 29: All You Can Ever Know by Nicole Chung
Registration is required for all programs and begins Thursday, May 20 at 9 am online (carylibrary. August 26: Ask Again, Yes by Mary Beth Keane
evanced.info/Signup), in person, or by phone (847.639.4210, press 3). Many of our Zoom programs
are recorded, which you can then access through the calendar for a two week period if you are unable
to attend live at the time of the program. Please notify us as soon as possible if you need to cancel your
registration. If a program is full, be sure to register for the waitlist— people often cancel and spots open DISCUSSI N
up for programs. You will be contacted as soon as possible if you have been moved to the attendee list.
GR UPS 5
Adult programs AGES 18+
FOR FUN u GENEALOGY u HISTORY LESSONS u
Eyes of the Wild Unlocking the Treasures Within Midwest Archives & Hits of the Ragtime Era
Friday, June 4, 1:30-2:15 pm LEARN IT u Repositories Wednesday, July 7, 7-8 pm
Zoom; all ages. Come join us for a live presentation with Sunday, June 13, 2-3:30 pm Zoom. Pop music comes and goes, but some songs from
Eyes of the Wild! The show will feature some of their over 100 years ago are just as fresh in the mind as the
Landscaping for Birds Zoom. Tina Beaird will walk you through the planning
amazing rescued wildlife. You might see a Wallaby or process of visiting archives and repositories to prepare day they were written. We’ll take a look at some of the
Wednesday, June 9, 7-8 pm
maybe a Veiled Chameleon catching his lunch! They’ll be you for the important questions: who to contact, what to songs that captivated the public and how their popularity
Zoom. Most birds do not come to feeders but you can
discussing the animals, their habitats, and maybe even bring, where to research, when to go and why bother? continued into the present, and we’ll also share some songs
easily attract them to your yard in a variety of other ways.
some things you could do to help preserve the environment Appropriate for all skill levels. and rags that were hits back in their day. So to quote Irving
Naturalizing your yard is one of the easiest and most
and protect the amazing animals with whom we share our Berlin, “come on along” for a great hour of ragtime and
impactful things you can do as an individual to help birds
planet! Be prepared to ask some questions too— the more also some early jazz and blues with Cherry & Jerry!
and other wildlife. For this program, we will discuss how to
you ask, the more you learn! Genealogy Interest Group
manage your yard to support the primary needs of birds;
Sunday, July 11, 2-3:30 pm
food, shelter, and nesting, as well as other tips you can
Zoom. Bring your successes, bring your questions, share Julia Child: Chef & Spy
implement to attract birds and help them thrive!
MOBA 101: An Introduction to the Museum Of Bad Art your experiences with other programs or conferences Wednesday, July 14, 7-8:15 pm
Wednesday, July 28, 7-8 pm that you have attended. Have a question for librarian Zoom. In 1963, Julia Child became the first superstar chef.
Zoom. The Museum of Bad Art (MOBA) collects, exhibits, Nancy Gaynor ahead of time? Email her at: ngaynor@ Her program was so influential the Smithsonian Institute
Coins, Gold, & Silver Appraisals caryarealibrary.info. Appropriate for all skill levels. features her kitchen, intact, as a permanent exhibit! There
and celebrates art that will be seen in no other venue. Since
Wednesday, June 23, 2-7 pm was another side to Julia Child—one that is little known to
1993, they have collected art from thrift stores, yard sales,
In-person, one-on-one 15-minute time slots. How do you the public. In 1943, during World War II, she worked in the
sidewalk trash, and even the artists who create it. They
know what your collections are worth? Dave Ekstrom, a Explore U.S. Church Records: Find Family OSS, which was to become the CIA. With her husband, Julia
analyze, compare to classic art, and share with fans around
Mundelein resident, lifelong coin collector, and retired Sunday, August 8, 2-3:30 pm moved from one dangerous posting to another, serving our
the world. MOBA presents pieces from their collection, with
school teacher will offer an opportunity to have your coin Zoom. Church records contain much more than just country before she learned how to cook. Join Presidential
an insightful, pithy, and often humorous commentary.
collections and gold and silver items appraised for free. baptisms, marriages, and deaths. They provide clues Award-winning historian Barry Bradford to learn about both
Masks must be worn, covering your nose and mouth, for to origins, immigration information, how active families sides of the amazing Julia Child.
the duration of your time slot. were in their church, and their finances. Churches predate
government and often have information on under-
FOODIES u represented people: women, minorities, immigrants, and
Medicare 101 young children. Jacquie Schattner will teach us how to
Wednesday, August 11, 7-8 pm identify our ancestor’s place of worship, access surviving
Steaks & Desserts on the Grill with Chef Dave Zoom. Medicare can be challenging and confusing! Tom records, and solve problems such as maiden names and
Debuts Wednesday, June 16, 7 pm Perrucci, from Premier Medicare Benefits, will be presenting overseas birthplaces. Appropriate for all skill levels.
Video. Chef Dave brings you into his backyard to grill steaks, a free educational seminar to help you understand your
asparagus and even peaches! Tips, techniques and French options and feel confident about choosing coverage based
cooking basics will all be featured in this hour long demo. on your health needs, budget, and eligibility. He will review 12th Annual Genealogy After Hours: The Family History
Registration is optional but registrants will be emailed the Medicare Supplements, Medicare Advantage Plans, Part D Research “Circle” Replica of Julia Child’s kitchen at the National Museum of American History
recipes and the video link directly. Prescription Coverage, and cost saving strategies when you Friday, August 27, 5-6:30 pm (photo credit: RadioFan, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
first enroll and every year after that. Zoom. Today’s family history researcher has access to a
wide variety of resources, including the Internet, libraries,
and local repositories—the Family History “Circle.”
Using “real life” research examples, Maureen Brady will JOB & CAREER u
demonstrate how a successful research strategy can be
ARMCHAIR TRAVEL Mysterious Myanmar
u
developed by building on the strengths of each part of the
Wednesday, July 21, 7-8 pm “Circle.” Appropriate for all skill levels. No Stress Phone & Video Interviews
Zoom. Brian Michalski had no idea where Myanmar Wednesday, August 4, 7-8 pm
(formerly Burma) was on the map before leaving on his Zoom. Phone and video interviews can be just as stressful
22-month solo backpacking journey around the world. It as an in-person interview, but involve more difficult
RootsMagic User Group
ended up a surprise favorite due to its untouched natural circumstances that can help or hurt your case to move
Wednesdays, June 30, August 25, 7:30-9 pm
beauty, rich history, charmingly simple infrastructure, forward in the job hunting process. Join Jez Layman,
Zoom. For users of the popular RootsMagic genealogy
creative cuisine, and generosity of locals. Come along on librarian, public speaker, and job coach, to learn the
software. We discuss the intricacies of using the program to
this photo-rich adventure as we examine visa processes, difference between types of interviews and how to prepare
organize and keep track of our research. Appropriate for all
regional safety, obstacles, and solutions while traveling for them, as well as tips on presenting your best self when
levels of experience.
through this immensely rewarding Southeast Asian gem. you’re not actually in the room.
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Teen programs GRADES 6-12
GAMING u
Yay! YA Book Bags
On the second Friday of each month, get a themed
Dungeons and Dragons for Returning Players
Take & Make Kits for Adults & Teens goodie bag filled with a surprise book to check out, an
activity, and bonus items. At the end of the month, keep Saturdays, June 19, July 17, August 21, 1-4 pm
We supply the special materials needed and you watch the video tutorial on Creativebug the activity and return the book! Participants will be Zoom. Continue your campaign in the Saltmarsh! This
with your CAPL card. Registration is limited to one kit per family, please. Registrants will be emailed after sign-up with a survey about their reading D&D adventuring group is for players who have already
notified when kits are available for pick up on the second Thursday of the month. preferences and again when their bags are ready to be participated in D&D at the Library, incoming players should
picked up. This program is for CAPL teen cardholders only. sign up for the New Players session.
June 11: Reading Colors Your World Dungeons and Dragons for New Players
Kick off Summer Reading with books that have a color
JUNE 10
Sundays, June 20, July 18, and August 22, 2:30-5 pm
DIY Room Décor: Decoupaged Jewelry Holder in their title and supplies to make a colorful Shrinky Dink Zoom. Join a D&D Adventuring Group. Rules will be taught
Courtney Cerruti shares a quick and easy idea for a jewelry hanger keychain. to beginners but experienced players are also welcome.
that utilizes decoupage and a little bit of hardware. Courtney Pre-generated characters and all supplies provided.
shows you how to properly apply Mod Podge to adhere pretty July 9: Sirens and Sailors Cooperative play emphasized, so come and help your
paper to a wooden placard, and how to paint the beveled Get an ocean themed book along with supplies to make group succeed! Limited to 6.
edges with a foam brush. After that, install some simple hanging “mermaid popcorn” (a delicious treat!) and some ocean
hardware and you’ll be ready to display your jewelry. themed goodies.
Teen Gaming
August 13: Jinkies!
Tuesdays June 22, July 27, August 24, 7-8:30 pm
Get a mystery book along with supplies to make a “book
Discord. Play video games and board games with other
safe” and some mysterious goodies.
teens! While meeting virtually, we will play Jackbox games
via Discord.
JULY 8
Embroidered Constellations
Bring the night sky into your home with hand-embroidered zodiac
constellations. Crafter Faith Hale demonstrates two methods of
transferring the patterns included in the class PDF, then how to MAKE IT u
work the star stitch and the straight stitch using metallic thread.
STEM u
Animal Silhouette Watercolor (Live)
Tuesday, June 29, 7-8:30 pm
Coding with Drones Zoom. Create your own unique watercolor in the shape of
Monday, June 14, 2-3:30 pm an animal silhouette. Participants will receive a stencil to
In-person. Join us as we learn the science of drone flight by create a silhouette in the shape of a bird, cat, or bear.
AUGUST 12
flying the Library’s two new drones. Students will practice
Make a Classic Macramé Plant Hanger flying drones using remote control, then use computer
science to learn how to fly drones autonomously. After Tie Dye
Learn how to create the most iconic of all macramé projects: the Tuesday, July 13, 2-3 pm
plant hanger. Emily Katz shows you how to create a hanger out of building their skills a bit, they’ll take on the challenge of
making a simulated delivery. Masks must be worn, covering Rain date: Tuesday, July 20, 2-3 pm
cotton rope tied into simple square knots and half square knots. In-person, outside. Join us to tie dye your own t-shirt!
This project is totally customizable and can work with planters of your nose and mouth, for the duration of the program.
Participants will receive a plain white t-shirt to tie dye.
any size and Emily will show you how to calculate the proportions. Masks must be worn, covering your nose and mouth, for
Sphero Swim Meet the duration of the program.
Monday, July 19, 2-3:30 pm
Rain date: Monday, July 26, 2-3:30 pm
Locker Crafts (On Demand)
In-person, outside. Did you know that our Sphero robots
Video debuts Wednesday, August 4, 10 am
u
are waterproof? Come join our challenge to discover how
If registration is full you can still access these tutorials with your CAPL card and your Video. Personalize your locker this school year with our
to dress Spheros for swimming and use them to transport
own supplies. Not interested in these specific projects? Find over a thousand arts Take and Make locker craft kits. Kits will come with various
items through water. Masks must be worn, covering your
and crafts tutorials in a multitude of mediums, including watercolor painting, cake magnets, clips, and other materials to make customized
nose and mouth, for the duration of the program.
decorating, paper crafts, sewing, drawing, and much more. Again, all you need to locker decorations. Participants can watch a corresponding
video to get ideas for what to create.
access these online classes is your CAPL card | creativebug.com/lib/caryarealibrary
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Youth & family programs BIRTH-GRADE 5
JUST FOR FUN u ART ON DEMAND u LITTLE KIDS IN THE
For children birth to age 6. We will be These tutorials will be available on KITCHEN ON DEMANDu
family hosting Storytime in-person outside if
weather permits on the west side of the
Eyes of the Wild
Friday, June 4, 1:30-2:15 pm
our YouTube channel to watch after
their debut. Register to receive a This tutorial will be available on our
YouTube channel to watch after its
building. Join Amy and Rose for a story,
storytime Zoom; all ages. Come join us for a supply kit that accompanies the
flannel, puppet show, and fun! Please live presentation with Eyes of the video; you will be contacted about debut. Register to receive a supply
bring a blanket for your family to sit on Wild! The show will feature some of picking it up. Registration full? Enjoy kit that accompanies the video; you
their amazing rescued wildlife. You the lesson using your own supplies. will be contacted about picking it up.
to allow for social distancing between
Registration full? Enjoy the lesson
Tuesdays @ 10:30 am families and masks must be worn by might see a Wallaby or maybe a
Veiled Chameleon catching his lunch! Colorful Origami Paper Art using your own supplies.
June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 those 2 and up, covering the nose and Video debuts Monday, June 7, 10 am
July 13, 20, 27 They’ll be discussing the animals,
mouth, for the duration of the program. Grades 1-5. Students will learn a I Can Make My Own Dessert:
their habitats, and maybe even some
simple origami paper fold and create Parfait
things you could do to help preserve
a colorful symmetrical design using Video debuts July 26, 10 am
the environment and protect the
folded squares of colored paper. 3-6 years old with adult. Cool off with
amazing animals with whom we share
a lovely layered dessert with a focus
our planet! Be prepared to ask some
on color, layers, and patterns.
questions too— the more you ask, Colorful Gumball Machine Participants will receive a kit with an
the more you learn!
screen free
Video debuts Mon., July 19, 10 am ingredient list and items to make
These deluxe Take & Make programs require registration. The date and
Grades K-5 After looking at Wayne your dessert. Then gather your
time listed is when registrants can begin picking up their kits. Thiebaud’s paintings of gumball ingredients, and follow along with Jill
Minecraft Mania Escape Room machines, students will do a step in the kitchen!
Tuesday, June 8, 1:30-3 pm by step drawing and painting of
Read, Create, and Explore: Take & Investigate: Great Geyser! Kids in the Kitchen: Fizzy Lemonade Zoom. Join the Minecraft Mania
Dandy Lion Friday, July 16, 10 am Friday, August 13, 10 am a gumball machine on canvas.
team with a new spin on the popular Students will add colorful gumballs
Friday, June 4, 1 pm Grades 1-5 with an adult. This messy Grades 1-5 with an adult. Use real game! Kids will work together to
Ages 3-6 with an adult. Let’s read outdoor activity is sure to give loads lemons to make this treat and learn using a circle stamp.
escape the trapped room that leads
Dandy by Ame Dyckman of great fun using diet soda and about the chemistry behind the to more obstacles and challenges.
and celebrate how much mentos mints! bubbles! A computer is necessary for this
we love our dads by amazing new program!
making them a beautiful SCIENCE ON DEMAND u
dandelion picture. Colors of the World Take & Investigate: 100 Pins and
Copies of the book Friday, July 23, 1 pm a Balloon These tutorials will be available on
will be available for Ages 3-6 with an adult. Lets Thursday, August 19, 10 am Talewise our YouTube channel to watch after
participants to check out, in addition celebrate our unique world, and all Grades 1-5 with an adult. Will Monday, June 21, 10 am their debut. Register to receive a
to the activity kit they will receive. the colors we represent! Participants your balloon pop on a bed of 100 Zoom. Join us on a wild adventure supply kit that accompanies the
will receive a kit to make an art thumbtacks? about two kids who visit the city zoo video; you will be contacted about
project celebrating our diverse and discover all sorts of animals, picking it up. Registration full? Enjoy
Take & Investigate: world population. including a horse who knows in its the lesson using your own supplies.
Colorful Circle Science Read, Create, and Explore: Bugs! heart that it’s truly a unicorn! The
Friday, June 18, 10 am Friday, August 20, 1 pm animals join forces to stand up Whimsical Windmills
Grades 1-5 with an adult. This is a fun Mini Magicians: Color magic Ages 3-6 with an adult. Explore to the tyrannical Zoo Owner. The Video debuts Mon., June 14, 10 am
activity to see diffusion in action! Friday, August 6, 1 pm the fascinating world of bugs right fun animated story segues into Grades 1-5. We’ll learn all about
Ages 3-6 with an adult. Learn how outside your door. Registrants will fascinating science concept segments windmills as we make samples of this
to make a black and white picture be able to check out a bug related about life sciences and animals, so wheel-and-axle machine to see which
Kids in the Kitchen: suddenly burst with color. Participants book, along with a kit including tools you won’t only be entertained— works best and why.
Rainbow Rice Krispies Treats will receive a kit with items to put on to study these creatures up close. you’ll learn something, too!
Friday, June 25, 10 am a mini magic show.
Creepy Crawly Creation all ages summer reading
june 1- august 14
Grades 1-5 with an adult. Enjoy Video debuts Mon., July 12, 10 am
making and sharing these colorful Grades 1-5. We’ll be making a worm
treats with your family to celebrate farm which can be used to enrich
our Reading Colors Your World your garden! Or you can use the caryarealibrary.org/summerreading
summer reading program theme! worms as bait on a fishing trip!
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