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Welcome to StoryWalk, a self-guided reading adventure outside the
Highland Library. Enjoy a story in the great outdoors by following a
grassy path through the field and down to the lake as you read the
story page by page.
Open 24/7, the StoryWalk is available each spring, summer and fall,
whether the library is open or closed. To get started, head out the
main entrance and turn right.
StoryWalk is closed for the season! You may
walk the path if you like, but the stories are in hibernation for the
winter. :)
Update 1/14/20:
We hope to get our first story out sometime in April 2020! Stay
tuned!
See you in the Spring!
Stories featured
in Summer 2019 include:
From Head To Toe - Eric Carle
Janine - M. Cocca-Leffler
The Crocodile Who Didn't Like Water -
Gemma Merino
Life on Mars - Jon Agee
Silence - Lemniscates
The Sun Is Kind of a Big Deal - Nick Seluk
Traveling Butterflies -
Susumu Shingu
The Giant Jumperee - Julia Donaldson
Same, Same,
But Different - Jenny Kotecki-Shaw
Max the Brave - Ed Vere
The
Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything - Linda Williams
Thanks to the Friends of the Library for
purchasing the StoryWalk frames and Girl Scout of SE Michigan
Troop #70501 for helping with the cost of books for the
StoryWalk.
The StoryWalk Project was created by Anne Ferguson
of Montpelier, Vermont and developed in collaboration with the Vermont
Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition and the Kellogg-Hubbard Library. You
can find more information about the history of StoryWalk at
https://www.kellogghubbard.org/storywalk.
For information
regarding the benefits of Storywalk, visit the
Boston Children's Museum.
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