Kelly Dwyer
Nature Education Opportunities
www.natureeducationopportunities.com
kelly@natureeducationopportunities.com
Instagram: @natureeducationopportunities
603-370-8921
Travel for programs within an hour and a half (one way) radius of Manchester.
Mileage included in program fee up to 100 miles round trip. .50 per mile after
Adventure Begins at Your Library with a performance of Trail Mix!
Trail Mix!
Step off the Beaten Path and into the Big Outdoors in this fun-loving Participatory Program with award-winning storyteller Diane Edgecomb.
We'll go on a fossil dig in Montana to discover a new dinosaur and take on the world's sassiest bugs all before we break out our lunch pails.
Join in the stories, songs and FUN that have made Diane Edgecomb one of New England's favorite storytellers.
About Diane
Parent's Choice award winner Diane Edgecomb is one of America's favorite storytellers. She transforms into the characters in her tales bringing stories to vibrant life. Her warmth and invitation to participate brings today's family audiences right into the tale. Diane has been featured on NPR and is the winner of the ORACLE award for Storytelling Excellence in the Northeast as well as five Storytelling World awards.
Below is information on where they can contact me:
Email: Info@dianeedgecomb.com
Phone: 617-522-4335
We, at the Sanbornton Public Library, are excited to have local author, Kari Allen visit us this summer. Kari's book, The Boy Who Loved Maps is listed in the CSLP Manual for 2024.
She is interested in doing other library visits this summer.
Kari Allen is a New Hampshire author and teacher. Kari is the author of THE BOY WHO LOVED MAPS, the MADDIE AND MABEL early reader series, the award winning board book WHOSE PRINTS?, and two Little Golden Books. She loves talking to kids about publishing, stories, bookmaking, and writing. Her presentations are crafted to best meet the needs of her audiences. Kari’s books have received starred reviews from School Library Journal and Kirkus, as well as landed on Bank Street’s Best Books for Children lists. Visit her website www.kariallenwrites.com for more information and contact details.
This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the New Hampshire State Library.