I know this is the first week of school, and everyone’s busy, but here are some events to squeeze onto your calendar:
The NYPL’s exhibit on children’s books closes after Sunday, 07 September. I’m going for a last look at 10 am on Friday. Join me if you’re free.
Friday is also the 75th anniversary of Ludwig Bemelman’s Madeleine. Celebrate it with a visit to your local library or bookstore, pick up a copy, and read about Madeleine’s appendicitis (what a way to introduce a character!).
–BR
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