It was a happy birthday party for Dr. Seuss one afternoon at the library!The youngest of the young and the silliest of the sillies came out to celebrate an icon among children's literature, Dr. Seuss.
This year would have been his 108th birthday, but during his lifetime, he wrote scores of popular and very loved books.
At the party, one of our very own librarians, Ms. Melissa Sorensen, read Sneetches, a story about finding friendships in unlikely places, in your own backyard!
Ms. Sofie, our Children's Librarian, (dressed as Thing 1) along with the puppets, Cat in the Hat and Jack, read Dr. Seuss', Oh! The Places You'll Go!
Even the real Cat in the Hat, came dressed and ready to perform as he (she, since it was Ms. Cheri, our Library Director) organized Seussy games for our participants!
The day was fun, the day was great! Every child, the little and big, all had nothing on their faces but grins! With games and stories and songs that spun tales, our party was a success among every male and female!
Thanks to all who came, and to those who missed it, we give a small tsk, tsk, tskit! But never fear, for there will be more fun, more fun than you know~this summer, we promise you so!
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