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Mondays = Fundays this Summer!

Mondays at the library this summer are going to be SO. MUCH. FUN!  With programs for grades K-6 on seven consecutive Mondays, there is something that will suit everyone’s fancy.  Arts and crafts enthusiasts will like the Upcycled Art or Explore with Paint programs.  Are you a fan of comic books?  Check out the Comic Book Bash!  Have you ever secretly wanted to send something over the library’s bridge from the second story down to the first?  Then come to the Zip Line program where we’ll build a creation to send down the one-story zip line.  Are your interests rooted in gardening?  Visit the From Seed to Plant program.  A Grossology program will be held for the strong-stomached, and science (and/or candy) fans will love our Candy Science program.

“Do I need to bring anything,” you ask?  Nope!  All materials will be provided, while supplies last.  Come to one or all!

See all of out summer activities at www.ecpubliclibrary.info/kids/summer2023

Schedule

June 12: Upcycled Art

June 19: Zip Line

June 26: Comic Book Bash!

July 3: From Seed to Plant

July 10: Grossology

July 17: Explore with Paint

July 24: Candy Science

Dog Man Is Back!

Woman reading book.Good news Dog Man fans! Your favorite graphic novel hero is back in a new adventure, Twenty Thousand Fleas Under the Sea by Dav Pilkey! The Dog Man series, like many graphic novels, has the power to spark a love of reading, and is enjoyed by both reluctant and enthusiastic readers alike. Graphic novels are beneficial because readers make meaning through both pictures and text. Whether you love silly superhero animal stories, realistic fiction, non-fiction, fantasy, scary stories, there is a great graphic novel out there for you!

Are you all caught up on the Dog Man series and ready for something new? Check out these recommendations

If you love silly stories starring animals like Lil’ Petey, try:

Max Meow Cat Crusader by John Gallagher 

Agent Moose by Mo O’Hara

Mayor Good Boy by Dave Scheidt

Officer Clawsome: Lobster Cop by Brian Smith

Woman holding three books.If you like unlikely superheroes, check out:

When Pigs Fly by Rob Harrell

Mischief and Mayhem by Ken Lamug 

Katie the Catsitter by Colleen A.F. Venable

HILO by Judd Winick

If you love robots, science, and cool gadgets, explore:

Sanity & Tallulah by Molly Brooks

InvestiGATORS by John Patrick Green

Secret Coders by Gene Luen Yang & Mike Holmes

Science Comics Robots and Drones by Scott Mairghread