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Armacost Library News: Sharing the Joy of Reading Through Read Across America

Posted by melissaicd on March 2, 2013
Posted in: advocacy, art, books, culture, education, librarianship, outreach, read across america. Tagged: reading, story time.
image of It's A Book by Lane Smith.

It’s a Book by Lane Smith. Via Good Reads.

Armacost Library News: Sharing the Joy of Reading Through Read Across America.

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Lane Smith’s It’s a Book trailer on YouTube.

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