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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.
Update 11/13/19: StoryWalk is closed for the season! You may
walk the path if you like, but the stories are in hibernation for the
winter. :)
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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