Talking to your baby is important in language development. Read this recent article in School Library Journal:
It’s Never Too Early: Parents should talk to their young ones long before they can speak
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Greetings! We are so glad you are visiting our blog. Stop by often to see the most recent postings about programs, book lists, and other happenings in the Children's Department. And don't miss our silly online polls and riddles.
We just added a link to our newest blog, "1 in 110" an Autism spectrum guide for families. You can click to the link on the this page or just click the following link: http://pmlautismguide.blogspot.com/
We just added a link to our newest blog, "1 in 110" an Autism spectrum guide for families. You can click to the link on the this page or just click the following link: http://pmlautismguide.blogspot.com/
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1 in 110: Pollard Library's Guide to Autism Spectrum Disorders for Families
Can't get enough "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" but you've read them all? Try these!
- "Adventures at the Harvey N. Trouble Elementary School" by Kate McMullan
- "Alvin Ho: Allergic to School, Girls, and Other Scary Things" by Lenore Look
- "Amelia's Notebook" (series) by Marissa Moss
- "Attack of the Mutant Underwear" by Tom Birdseye
- "Big Nate: In a Class by Himself" by Lincoln Peirce
- "Dear Toni" by Cyndi Sand-Eveland
- "Doodlebug" by Karen Romano Young
- "Dragonbreath" by Ursula Vernon
- "Dustin Grubbs, One-Man Show" by John J. Bank
- "Ellie McDoodle: Have Pen, Will Travel" by Ruth McNally Barshaw
- "Excuses!" by Karen Tayleur
- "Frankie Pickle and the Closet of Doom" by Eric Wight
- "Herbert's Wormhole" by Peter Nelson
- "Justin Case: School, Drool, and Other Daily Disasters" by Rachel Vail
- "My Life as a Book" by Janet Tashjian
- "Popularity Papers" by Amy Ignatow
- "Scooter" by Vera B. Williams
- "Spaceheadz" by Jon Scieszka
- "Star Jumper: Diary of a Cardboard Genius" by Frank Asch
- "Strange Case of Origami Yoda" by Tom Angleberger
- "Super Chicken Nugget Boy" series by Josh Lewis
- "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" by Judy Blume
- "The Popularity Papers" by Amy Ingatow
- "The Rat Brain Fiasco" by Julie Gardner Berry
- "Wayside School is Falling Down" by Louis Sachar
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Winter Mother Goose on the Loose storytimes start up on Tuesday, January 11th and runs through February 15th. We will have two identical se... -
In recognition of Autism Awareness month the library has planned some events: On Saturday, April 2nd at 10:30 AM there is a storytime for sp... -
Join us at our next LEGO Club meeting Saturday, June 16th! Please Note: LEGO Club flyers listed Saturday, June 23rd as our next... -
Early Intervention will be offering a FREE Daddy and Me group at the library. The group will meet on Mondays, at 6 PM from October 25th thr...
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