Everybody-Invited

The Pierce GSA club visits Turtle Books in Pride Month to support the LGBTQ+ community.  We will read books, discuss how to be an ally, and make rainbow bracelets!

It's early on a Sunday, but something worth getting up for.  Brookline Firefighter Patty Cripe will be talking about what it's like to be a firefighter and reading a book.  Nothing more exciting than meeting a real, live firefighter.  They are the best of the best.

We lost a friend at Emerson Park when they pulled down the 100+ year-old tree at Davis and Waverly.  Join us at the store and then we'll walk over to read books on the stump and blow bubbles in remembrance of our lost friend.

Misha Blood of the Perkins School for the Blind will be doing an exciting read-aloud in American Sign Language with simultaneous spoken English.  This is an exciting opportunity for us all to experience ASL.

In commemoration of International Dot Day, Zachary Fraielli of Ruffin Ridley School will lead us in a reading of The Dot by Peter Reynolds.  After the read-aloud, young artists are invited to make their mark using watercolors to create their own one-of-a-kind Dot picture.