Squirrely Shirley Makes Waves!

Reno Report is in, and we are pleased to share it click here.

Squirrely Shirley is pleased to provide librarians with the following pages of her water safety coloring book. We hope you and your patrons have a wonderful summer.

(1) Make a splash at the library.click here.
(2) Take lessons-learn how to swim.click here.
(3) Listen to adult advice.click here.

See Squirrely Shirley's latest video! click here.

To view Squirrely Shirley's other video! click here.

Welcome to the wacky world of stories and puppet fun - guaranteed to delight everyone! This year, Glenda has teamed up with Squirrely Shirley, a funny little squirrel who lives in a tree stump. Squirrely Shirley wants to learn how to swim, but she isn't too sure she wants to leave her home to do it. What in the world will Squirrely Shirley do?

This fun-filled library program artfully combines traditional storytelling, a bit of puppetry and some magic to keep every member of the audience enthralled.

If you are planning to offer specific programs this summer for:

* Storytime

* Family Programs

* Parent/Teacher/Librarian Workshops

you won't want to miss booking Squirrely Shirley Makes Waves!

Glenda has developed three different programs under the same name to give you exactly what you want. Just let her know which patron group you have in mind.

NOTE:  Most shows are formatted for one-hour, but adjustments can be made to accommodate your schedule. Be sure to ask about block booking opportunities.

Remember: Travel costs are never extra when the artist is touring in your area.

(520) 629-0270 or cell number (520) 235-4171 www.StoryWorksGroup.com

What Librarians Have to Say about Glenda's Programs

"Thank you SO much for coming and sharing with us!.  You will be long remembered.  You have touched many lives here!"

Crystal and Pat
Cedar City Public Library, UT

"Thank you for a delightful evening of storytelling. Our families had a great time".

Julie Hagood, Nanani Branch
Pima County Public Library, AZ

"The children and adults were thrilled with your storytelling skills. We keep getting questions like 'how does that lady get that puppet on her head?'"

Whitefish Branch Storytime Staff
Flathead County Library,
Whitefish, MT

To book a program with storyteller Glenda Bonin, send an E-mail, or call her cell number (520) 235-4171. Please mention "library" in the e-mail subject line.

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