This is the last book in this year's 2018 Story Walk. Written by Kate Messner and illustrated by Christopher Silas Neal, this book bring to life a secret ecosystem of the underwater world.
After leaving the Cayuga College Trail, drove west of East Genesee Street. Saw the resident Blue Heron fly across the Hoopes Park pond. Turned over into Hoopes Avenue and parked. Took this photographs.
This evening Joan and I
attended our fourth and final play of the 2018 season, Beehive at the Preston H.
Thomas Theatre in The Merry-Go-Round Playhouse. Weather was mild but brisk. Once in our seats we surveyed the crowd
which was somewhat near capacity and into the music.
This is the first book in this year's 2018 Story Walk.
Written by Diana Murrary
and illustrated by Zoe Persico, this beautifully illustrated story book provides a great way to enter Summer. All a reader has to do is immerse oneself in the colors.
In 2014 Seymour Library introduced The Story Walk in Hoopes Park.
The
Story Walk, which features pages from a picture book placed on stakes
along a path, has very popular since its introduction.
What's not to love about a challenge? Here is one, 2018 52 Books in 52 Weeks, that runs from January 1, 2018 through December 31, 2018. The rules are simple.
Everyone should read at least one book during the baseball season. Harrison Ford read this volume and used it as his inspiration for his portrayal of Branch Rickey in the hit movie “42”.