Children's Book Week - May 2-8

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Children’s Book Week is May 2-8. This will be the 97th annual celebration commemorating books for young people and the joy of reading. Please check out our Children's Book Display in the Library Lobby area. 



The University Library also has a rich collection of children's literature in the IMC area on the 3rd floor. We encourage you to browse the collection. 

This year, in conjunction to Children's Book Week, the Library has a craft activity for all! Please join us and make really cool book cover bags. We often do not keep the book covers on our materials due to wear and tear, but we think about ways in which some of these beautiful works of art can be preserved.


So, learn how to make some cool bags! The Library will provide the materials and the event is free. No need to register, just show up and bring your inner craft person to the party! 

Tuesday, May 10 - 11:00 am - Noon (LRC 103A Idea Studio)
Thursday, May 12 - 11:00 am - Noon (LRC 103A Idea Studio)




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