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Great ideas for a lucky library? The presentations you have created: How did the y/a/ children and or librarian accept them. These are very attractive and fun illustrations and concepts. I, too, used art to get children's attention to read in a library setting. Did you also present a book talk? thanks for the delightful blog Mrs. atk
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