Working with children you read, re-read, and re-re-read stories all the time. Though we all have a favourite, even the best fairy tale (shout out to Strega Nona) can make you want to skip a few pages when you’ve read it too much. Enter stage right: fractured fairy tales – Hilarious renditions of classic tales... Continue Reading →
Plan Ahead for a fun-filled March Break
March Break is a few weeks away, and here at the Library we have tons of FREE fun planned for kids of all ages! Visit our online calendar at http://www.tbpl.ca/getinvolved for a full listing of fun events at all four locations. Some programs require registration, and are designed for particular age groups, and others are... Continue Reading →
Great Beginnings
Your little one is ready to read solo, but which books do you choose? While it’s important to select something that appeals, it is equally valuable to choose reading materials that help your child build confidence. The following titles are some suggestions to help your child start that journey to independent reading. Hug by Jez... Continue Reading →
Help for Parents
Dear parents, finding information on the internet can be overwhelming. As a parent, you want to make sure you are doing the best for your child. However, with so much “advice” available at your fingertips, it can get a little scary. But don’t forget, your Thunder Bay Public Library is also a great resource for... Continue Reading →
Reading with Board Books
Reading with your child is one of the best activities you can do together. Reading can benefit a child’s development as each story you read together will introduce them to new sounds, words and letters. Visit the Thunder Bay Public Library and begin your child’s reading journey. Our collection of board books is great for... Continue Reading →
If I Fall, If I Die by Michael Christie
If I Fall, If I Die is the first novel by Michael Christie. Set in his hometown of Thunder Bay, If I Fall, If I Die follows the adventures of Will, the son of an agoraphobic mother. Will’s mom is terrified of leaving the house and Will considers himself her guardian, keeping her safe... Continue Reading →
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