Its Library week and todays book:
Two children playfully guard their mother’s garden from cheeky critters that steal their fruits and vegetables. But their arch enemies—the squirrels—prove to be the biggest tricksters of all. For all the backyard dreamers.
Darling illustrations and a cute read for the outdoor, gardener child in your life. This would be a fun addition when setting up your home garden!
About the Author
Lindsay Gizicki graduated from Central Michigan University and pursued her passion for journalism. She is currently the editor of an architecture magazine based in Troy, Michigan, and writes for publications all across the country. Lindsay is an avid book lover and the Michigan-representative for The Book Fairies Worldwide, leaving hidden books for potential readers all around the state.
Lindsay is also one of the founders of A Pop of Indie, Michigan's first traveling book fair for self-published authors. In her spare time she fishes with her husband, Cyle, and speaks nonsense with her daughter, Harper, and her son, Henry.
Lindsay is also one of the founders of A Pop of Indie, Michigan's first traveling book fair for self-published authors. In her spare time she fishes with her husband, Cyle, and speaks nonsense with her daughter, Harper, and her son, Henry.
About Library week:
National Library Week is an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role libraries, librarians, and library workers play in our communities. The American Library Association began celebrating National Library Week in 1957 in an effort to motivate people to read and support the use of libraries.
This year, National Library Week is April 7-13. The 2024 theme is “Ready, Set, Library!” This action-oriented theme is a reminder that libraries are always at the ready to connect you to your community, new skills, and resources that expand your knowledge base.
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