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No bunnies here!
by Tammi Sauer
A clever bunny and his friends try to trick a wolf into thinking they are not bunnies, in this laugh-out-loud picture book filled with A LOT of bunnies.
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Eyes that speak to the stars
by Joanna Ho
A young Asian boy, who notices that his eyes look different from his friends’, realizes that his eyes—like his father’s, grandfather’s, and younger brother’s—rise to the skies, speak to the stars and are visionary.
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| Gigi and Ojiji by Melissa IwaiGigi is thrilled about meeting her Ojiji (grandfather), who's moving from Japan to the U.S. to live with Gigi's family. But when Ojiji arrives, he and Gigi keep misunderstanding each other. Maybe she needs a change of plans. |
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Turtle in a tree
by Neesha Hudson
This laugh-out-loud tribute to the relatable experience of only seeing part of the picture, and admitting it, follows a dispute between a greyhound and a bulldog who cannot agree whether a creature they spot in a tree is a squirrel or a turtle.
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A neighborhood walk, a musical journey
by Pilar Winter Hill
Accompanying her mother to the farmers market on a bright city morning, young Penelope is entranced by the musicians and other live performers she observes on street corners and train platforms. This trip inspires her to learn a special musical instrument herself. E-book available on Hoopla.
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| Happy Right Now by Julie Berry; illustrated by Holly HatamA little girl dreams up ideal scenarios for happiness -- like if she were popular, or if she had a unicorn -- only to realize that it's okay to feel her feelings, as well as reach for happiness in the present. E-book available on Hoopla. |
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| See the Cat: Three Stories About a Dog by David LaRochelle; illustrated by Mike WohnoutkaWhen Max, an unassuming yellow dog, realizes that the story's unseen narrator is describing drastically different things than what appears on the page, he gets frustrated...and then he takes matters into his own paws. E-book available on OverDrive (Libby app) and audiobook available on Hoopla. |
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| Why? by Adam Rex; illustrated by Claire KeaneSupervillain Dr. X-Ray starts his quest for world domination at the local shopping mall, where his criminal career is abruptly halted by an even more powerful force: a little kid who won't stop asking him "why?" E-book available on Hoopla. |
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| Mr. Nogginbody Gets a Hammer by David ShannonEgg-shaped, bowler-hatted Mr. Nogginbody, successfully hammers one loose nail, kicking off a wild spree to hammer anything remotely nail-like, including a lamp, a showerhead, some daisies, and some quick-thinking prairie dogs. |
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| Kitties on Dinosaurs by Michael SlackAfter climbing every possible object on Kitty Island, three altitude-obsessed kitties set their sights on taller, toothier summits: the dinosaurs on neighboring Dinosaur Island. |
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Giant Outdoor Games
Join us on the Library Lawn and try your hand at a variety of giant games, including bowling, dominos, tic-tac-toe, and Uno! |
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Outdoor Playground | Ages 3-6 with Caregiver
From chalk drawing to water play time, join us on the library lawn for loads of outdoor, hands-on fun! |
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Interactive Family Movie: The Muppets (2011) | All Ages Take a road trip with Walter, Gary, and Mary this summer as they sing and dance their way to reunite with the Muppets. Expect some fun interactive elements at this family movie event. |
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Family Craft & Storytime | All Ages
Spend your morning with us as we share stories and songs followed by a craft project. |
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Dan Gogh's Magical Camp Adventure! | All Ages
Looking for a magical escape? Experience the great outdoors in this one-of-a-kind variety show! |
Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8! |
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