Book Fiesta at Anderon-Foothill

Storytime and Friendship Bracelet Making Craft

Kids and their families are invited to enjoy a special Storytime all about friends, stories, and community. Hang out after Storytime to do a fun friendship bracelet craft!

We're hosting Book Fiesta all month long! Each branch will have a different event with crafts, activities, or special guests, celebrating the joy of books. Part of "El día de los ninos." Children will receive a free book to keep at each event!

Click here for details on all of April's Book Fiesta events.

Tue, Apr 7, 4–5:30pm · Marmalade Branch
Ducks Love Fiestas
Sat, Apr 11, 11am–12pm · Anderson-Foothill Branch
Storytime and Friendship Bracelet Making Craft
Mon, Apr 13, 10:30am–12pm · Ballpark Library Lab
Storytime and Family Tree Craft
Fri, Apr 17, 3–5pm · Sprague Branch
Collage Bookmark Making
Sat, Apr 18, 11am–1pm · Sweet Branch
Storytime Yoga
Fri, Apr 24, 3–4:30pm · Day-Riverside Branch
Author Visit: Leo Espinosa
Sat, Apr 25, 1-2:30pm · Main Library
Reading Makes You Bloom
Sat, Apr 25, 2–4pm · Chapman Branch
Kids' Theater/Therapy dog
Wed, Apr 29, 3–5pm · Glendale Branch
Book Tasting

Día de Los Niños began in Mexico in 1925 as a day to nationally honor children. In 1996 author and poet, Pat Mora, learned of the holiday and realizing that the United States had nothing similar, decided to create a day that not only celebrates children but also literacy and bilingualism. A new holiday was born known as El día de los niños/El día de los libros. Since then, Book Fiestas have been held nationwide in April to celebrate "bookjoy" and the importance of literacy for all children of all linguistic and cultural backgrounds.

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