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Cool Links
Milne Homepage
Reading is Fundamental Reading Planet
ALA's Great Websites for Kids
A Closer Look at Wildlife
Springfield Library's Book Lists for Kids
Sierra Club of Massachusetts
Monroe Library's Books in a Series
Living with Wildlife
Book Adventure's Book List Page
MA List of Endangered Species
World Wildlife Finder
Can I Keep Him?
E-Nature
Fairfax County Reading Lists by age and interest
Summer 2008 Coupon Sponsors
U.S. Fish and Wildlife for Kids
Education World's Summer Reading Lists
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Anyone who would like to join us for the 4th of July parade can meet up on the lawn of Thompson Memorial Chapel (the big grey church on Rte.2)at 10:30 on Friday. The parade committee lets us slip in there because the walk from Southworth St. is to hot for some very small marchers. Wear cool clothing, something with an animal print?
Don't miss Davis Bates and Roger Tincknell in their performance "Wild About Reading" here at the Milne (in the courtyard) on Saturday, July 12 at 11 a.m. We'll also have "wild whiskers" face-painting and light refreshments to celebrate the summer and reading.
Mondays are "Lunch with the Librarians." Bring a snack or light lunch in a brown bag at noon and we will lounge around under the trees talking books. It's been rainy enough to move this event indoors in case of bad weather. Hope to see you here.
Wild Reads at the Milne runs June 30 to August 15.
ReviewsReview: creepy, and weird but cool Review: I LIKE THIS BOOK BECAUSE I THINK IT IS HAPPY THAT MOLE FINDS A NEW HOME TO LIVE IN WITH THE RIVER RAT. I LIKE WHEN THEY GO TO BADGER'S HOUSE IN THE WILD WOODS.
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