Young People's Literature Celebration a Success
by Elizabeth Tracy, Youth Services Manager,Wilkinson Public Library
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I would like to thank the Ah Haa School, Between the Covers, Telluride Elementary School, The Mountain School, Taste Buds Catering, and The Hotel Columbia for their help and generosity in creating this year's Young People's Literature Celebration. Over 300 kids enjoyed readings and demonstrations by this year's delightful author, Tao Nyeu. The library thanks you all for your support, and we look forward to hosting this program for many years to come.

– Elizabeth Tracy, Youth Services Manager,Wilkinson Public Library

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