Katy Children's Narrative, May 1992

4 Harris County Public Library Children’s Narrative KATY fluut JUNE 1992 Month, Year JUVENILE CIRCULATION: 6069 TOTAL CIRCULATION: 10,418 WE ARE REALLY EXCITED ABOUT THE SUMMER READING PROGRAM. THE MEDIEVAL FIGHTING DEMOSTRAT I ON , CHILDREN” S AUTHOR BETTY WHITE, AND AN ASIAN FESTIVAL ARE JUST THREE OF THE EXCITING PROGRAMS PLANNED FOR THIS SUMMER. I VISITED SIX PUBLIC SCHOOLS, A PRIVATE GRADE SCHOOL, AND TWO DAYCARE CENTERS TO LEAVE FLYERS AND PROMOTE THE . SUMMER READING PROGRAM. I ALSO SPOKE TO THE READ-A-THON GROUP (GRADES 1-3) AT THE KATY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. THEY CAMPED OUT IN THE SCHOOL GYM WITH BOOKS AND THEIR SLEEPING BAGS. I HELD A STORYTIME FOR CHILDREN’S WORLD LEARNING CENTER AND THEIR REQUESTED THEME CF "FANTASY”. THE REGULAR STORYTIME GROUP MADE MOTHER’S DAY CARDS THAT CAME OUT QUITE NICELY. THE KATY LITERARY CLUB DONATED THREE "WALDO” BOOKS. WE HAVE BEEN GETITING NUMEROUS FOR THESE BOOKS. I WENT THROUGH MY "DUSTY BOOKS” LIST AND MANY OF THEM HAVE ALREADY BEEN DURING PRIOR WEEDING SESSIONS. THE CITY OF KATY APPROVED THE HIRING OF A SUMMER ADE. MONICA HUDSON WAS SELECTED AND WAS AVAILABLE TO START JUNE l$t. ^ L 1 j'y ' ‘ ' Signature of Children’s Librarian In your narrative summarize this month’s community changes affecting children’s services in the library, children’s programs given, and collection development in the children’s area. August 1990