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Just in time for the holidays! The Martha Gesling Weber Reading Center and the Curriculum Resource Center are hosting a Scholastic Book Fair starting November 30 and running through December 3. Stop in for children’s books and games for the kids big and small in your life.
Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 at 113 Education Building 9:00AM to 6 PM
Dec. 2 & 3 at the Curriculum Resource Center 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
There is still time to stop by the CRC to pick up some children’s Thanksgiving
related books. While the family is all home for a few days of togetherness, have stories available for the grandparents, favorite aunts and uncles, and big brothers and sisters to read to the little ones. Check availability of titles here.
Tags: Constance R. Bergum, habitat, hibernation, Melissa Stewart, Under the Snow, winter
Stewart, Melissa. Under the Snow. Illustrated by Constance R. Bergum. Atlanta: Peachtree. 2009. ISBN 978-1-56145-493-8.
The world may seem still and empty under a blanket of winter white, but Stewart and Bergum team up to present the wonders of the natural world under the snow. Bergum’s layered paintings open up the incredible 
hidden world lurking in and around the snow and ice. Children will be particularly fascinated with the with the wood frog who freezes solid yet survives, the clock butterfly that takes cover in a pile of brush, and the red-spotted newts who continue to … Continue Reading
When it is an art installation! “Wire Take Over” is the work of BGSU Art Education student Chelsie Corso. She set up and took down the installation in a matter of hours, but we snapped a few pictures to preserve her concept. The juxtaposition of old and new technologies is a powerful one which the librarians here appreciate. We thank Chelsie for not destoying any of our old-fashioned books in the creation of this!
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Look carefully at this skunk and angel: they are none other than the CRC’s own Gaynelle Predmore and Vicki Seifert posing with Vicki’s interpretation of Jerome Library done as a pumpkin tower. We invite you to view this autumnal wonder on the landing of the staircase as you make your way to the second floor.
