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'Once upon a story night'
"It was New Year's Eve. Lisa and Max were very excited. ..."
By Times Staff Writer
Published January 10, 2008
Stories, crafts and songs are all part of the weekly Family Story Night at the Largo Library. The event typically draws about a dozen children, who are encouraged to wear their pajamas and bring a teddy bear. The kids also dance and participate in sing-alongs. It's just one of the many family-friendly events held at the library, 120 Central Park Drive. To learn more, call (727) 587-6715. *** Did you know? The Largo Public Library began in 1914 as a project of the Largo Woman's Club. Pinellas Public Library Cooperative Web site, www.pplc.us/libraries.shtml About the book: Where's Molly by Uli Waas, 44 pages, published 1994 Reading level: ages 4-8 The excerpt, above: Opening lines of the story. Amazon.com
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