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Family Literacy Events
Story Town
Family Read Aloud Nights

Families came by the hundreds to see Curious George and all the book characters on parade at the sixth annual Story Town Family Literacy Festival on November 14 at the Jácome Plaza. A couple of thousand people enjoyed storybook theater, Irish dancing, bubbles in the lawn, fairytale games, and much more.
“Hey, there are pirates over there,” exclaimed one 4-year-old, tugging on his dad’s arm when he spied the presentation for “Dirty Joe the Pirate, A True Story.”
All the children took home new free books, and families left with information about reading to their young children--starting at birth--every day. The information distributed was part of the new Read to Me, Arizona! public awareness campaign. To learn more about the campaign and resources for reading aloud to children, visit readtomearizona.org.
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TOWN 2009 coming soon
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TOWN 2008
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For more information, e-mail storytown@makewayforbooks.org or call at 520-721-2334.
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MAKE WAY FOR BOOKS presents
Family Read Aloud Nights in partnership with the Pima County Public
Library and Read to Me, Arizona! These are scheduled in neighborhood centers and library
branches throughout Tucson. Family Read Aloud Nights are designed
to benefit families with children 0-5 years old, but include
materials and activities for older siblings up to 12 years of age. Visit Read to Me, Arizona! to see the winter schedule for Family Read Aloud Nights.
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