VIDOR — The Vidor Public Library held Itty Bitty Story Time on Thursday, Feb. 14. Director Colette Turner read “The Purple Kangaroo” by Michael Ian Black. Children’s Librarian Megan Mack taught the audience fun facts about kangaroos. Many of the children, including Eli and Eton Leger, planted stringless bush beans in kangaroo containers for the craft.
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Many of the children, including Eli and Eton Leger, planted stringless bush beans in kangaroo containers for the craft. Courtesy photo
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