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Wilmington has created (purchased 2 books, cut/copied, etc.) close to 30 Story Walks.
We’re a small library and run out of storage space.
Each page is 46.72cm x 61.96 cm (roughly 2ft x 3 ft) , each page is laminated.
They are from 18 to 24 pages.
We have so many because we tend to only have the StoryWalk up for one week before we switch it out.
Pages are wiped down before they are put away.
Please – borrow, buy, Take them.
We’ve put too much energy/time into creating these to just let them gather dust.
We will be creating many more for this coming summer.
B29413291 if you want to see the bib; individual titles below.
For purchase or donation (to you), please contact Maria Meachum, my director at 815-476-2834.
Titles:
"Acorn was a little Wild" Jen Arena (c) 2022.
"Art & Max" by David Wiesner
"ARTificial Intelligence," by David Biedrzycki; 23 numbered pages, (c) 2024
"The Bat" by Elise Gravel
"Big Dance" by Aoife Greenham - This is the 'STARTER' kit. Item walks reader through the concept of a StoryWalk.
"Can You Find My Robot's Arm?" (c) 2016 by Chihiro Takeuchi.
"Cannonball," words by Sasha Cotter, pictures by Josh Morgan, (c) 2020.
"The Cloud Spinner" by Michael Catchpool, illustrated by Alison Jay.
"The Cow Who Climbed a Tree," Gemma Merino
"Dancing with Grandad: an Alzheimer's Story for Children & Their Families," Alzheimer's Foundation of America (c) 2020.
"Explorers of the Wild," by Cale Atkinson, (c) 2016
"Hazel Handful," by James Michalak, illustrated by Matt Myers (c) 2025.
"The Hidden Rainbow," by Christie Matheson.
"How Big is the World?" by Britta Teckentrup
"How I Became a Pirate," by Melinda Long.
"If You Ever Want to Bring an Alligator to School, DON'T!" by Elise Parsley
"Interstellar Cinderella" by Deborah Underwood
"It Began with Lemonade," by An-Li Cho, (c) 2021.
"Knight Owl" by Christopher Denise
"Knight Owl and Early Bird," by Christopher Denise.
"The Little Blue Cottage," by Kelly Jordan, illustrated by Jessica Courtney-Tickle (c) 2020
"Love, Z," by Jessie Sima
"Mr. Wuffles" by David Weisner - Wordless, with directions below pictures.
"Narwhal vs. Kindergarten," by Vanessa Roeder, (c) 2025
"Perfect School Picture" by Deborah Diesen.
"Sadie Sprocket Builds a Rocket," by Sue Fleiss.
"Sunrise Summer," by Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr. (c) 2020
"Swashby and the Sea" by Beth Ferry
"We are Definitely Human," by X. Fang
"What's Inside a Flower? and other questions abouty Science and Nature" by Rachel Ignotofsky.
"Who Will Kiss the Crocodile?" by Suzy Senior
Wilmington has created (purchased 2 books, cut/copied, etc.) close to 30 Story Walks.
We’re a small library and run out of storage space.
Each page is 46.72cm x 61.96 cm (roughly 2ft x 3 ft) , each page is laminated.
They are from 18 to 24 pages.
We have so many because we tend to only have the StoryWalk up for one week before we switch it out.
Pages are wiped down before they are put away.
Please – borrow, buy, Take them.
We’ve put too much energy/time into creating these to just let them gather dust.
We will be creating many more for this coming summer.
B29413291 if you want to see the bib; individual titles below.
For purchase or donation (to you), please contact Maria Meachum, my director at 815-476-2834.
Titles:
"Acorn was a little Wild" Jen Arena (c) 2022.
"Art & Max" by David Wiesner
"ARTificial Intelligence," by David Biedrzycki; 23 numbered pages, (c) 2024
"The Bat" by Elise Gravel
"Big Dance" by Aoife Greenham - This is the 'STARTER' kit. Item walks reader through the concept of a StoryWalk.
"Can You Find My Robot's Arm?" (c) 2016 by Chihiro Takeuchi.
"Cannonball," words by Sasha Cotter, pictures by Josh Morgan, (c) 2020.
"The Cloud Spinner" by Michael Catchpool, illustrated by Alison Jay.
"The Cow Who Climbed a Tree," Gemma Merino
"Dancing with Grandad: an Alzheimer's Story for Children & Their Families," Alzheimer's Foundation of America (c) 2020.
"Explorers of the Wild," by Cale Atkinson, (c) 2016
"Hazel Handful," by James Michalak, illustrated by Matt Myers (c) 2025.
"The Hidden Rainbow," by Christie Matheson.
"How Big is the World?" by Britta Teckentrup
"How I Became a Pirate," by Melinda Long.
"If You Ever Want to Bring an Alligator to School, DON'T!" by Elise Parsley
"Interstellar Cinderella" by Deborah Underwood
"It Began with Lemonade," by An-Li Cho, (c) 2021.
"Knight Owl" by Christopher Denise
"Knight Owl and Early Bird," by Christopher Denise.
"The Little Blue Cottage," by Kelly Jordan, illustrated by Jessica Courtney-Tickle (c) 2020
"Love, Z," by Jessie Sima
"Mr. Wuffles" by David Weisner - Wordless, with directions below pictures.
"Narwhal vs. Kindergarten," by Vanessa Roeder, (c) 2025
"Perfect School Picture" by Deborah Diesen.
"Sadie Sprocket Builds a Rocket," by Sue Fleiss.
"Sunrise Summer," by Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr. (c) 2020
"Swashby and the Sea" by Beth Ferry
"We are Definitely Human," by X. Fang
"What's Inside a Flower? and other questions abouty Science and Nature" by Rachel Ignotofsky.
"Who Will Kiss the Crocodile?" by Suzy Senior
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PrairieCat has courses on TalentLMS to provide member library staff the option to customize their library's Vega Discover catalog homepages though the Homepage Builder. This Open Office Hours session will focus on the Homepage Builder customizations. Bring any questions or concerns you may have about User Roles & Homepage Builder. Please Register.
Hi!
This morning, the president of our Friends organization told us that they no longer want unsellable materials because it is too much work for the volunteer that processes donations. So, we are on our own to figure out how to discard of any unwanted materials. Does anyone recycle their own damaged materials? And if so, do you use normal recycling or is there a different way that you get rid of these items?
Thanks in advance!
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We may need to replace our disc cleaning machine soon so I was wondering if anyone had a recommendation for one being used at their library. Something more basic would be preferable as we have two locations I split time at so I may not be able to run the machine every day. Maintenance on our bigger model was also challenging so if anyone has experience with a smaller model please let me know.
Thanks!
Not sure about all of you but this has really thrown us. Looking for recommendations for vendors. Does anyone primarily use Amazon? Worried about overloading Ingram. Also, has anyone even heard from Baker&Taylor? Are you guys cancelling all your orders? I'm not expecting to get anything more from them book wise, but I called twice and emailed and haven't heard a peep. Their voicemail boxes are full now. Crazy!!
Now that Baker and Taylor have closed their doors. What recommendations do you have for vendors.