Kids & Family
Books, Bites And Big Ideas For Young Readers At Clark Library
Children in grades two through six can discuss a history book, complete an activity and enjoy treats Wednesday afternoon.
CLARK, NJ — Young readers can mix books, conversation and treats at Clark Public Library’s Books, Chat, & Chow Kid’s Book Club on Wednesday.
The program is scheduled from 4 to 4:45 p.m. in the library’s Board Room at 303 Westfield Ave. The event is open to children in second through sixth grades, including readers between ages 5 and 12.
This month’s discussion will center on history. Participants may choose a title from the “What Was…” series or another book focused on a historical event. The group will then gather to talk about the book, share what they learned and take part in a related activity.
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Treats will be included in the afternoon, adding a tasty touch to the book club discussion.
Registration is required and is scheduled to remain open until 4 p.m. Wednesday., when the program begins. Families can register through the event page on the Clark Public Library calendar.
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The library allows children to select a history book that interests them. The flexibility may make the club a comfortable option for curious young readers who enjoy learning about the past and discussing discoveries with other children.
Anyone with questions can call Clark Public Library at 732-388-5999.
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