VIDOR — The Vidor Public Library held Itty Bitty Story Time on Thursday, Nov. 1. The children learned facts about fish and Director Colette Turner read “First Place Freddie” by Peter Bently and Daniel Howarth. Children’s Librarian read “The Rainbow Fish” by Marcus Pfister. The children made rainbow fish for the craft. Pictured in alphabetical order are Colton Barado, Glori Booth, Maddison Cassell, Molly Cassell, Kayne Cloide, Emma Gibson, Tori Hoge, Radley Ivie, Allison Hoerner, Brooklyn Hoerner, Eli Leger, Eton Leger, Emilee McCord, Madi McCord, Madison Quick, Braiden Ramos, Landon Reese and Anleigh Sanders.
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The Vidor Public Library held Itty Bitty Story Time on Thursday, Nov. 1. The children learned facts about fish and Director Colette Turner read “First Place Freddie” by Peter Bently and Daniel Howarth. Children’s Librarian read “The Rainbow Fish” by Marcus Pfister. The children made rainbow fish for the craft. Pictured in alphabetical order are Colton Barado, Glori Booth, Maddison Cassell, Molly Cassell, Kayne Cloide, Emma Gibson, Tori Hoge, Radley Ivie, Allison Hoerner, Brooklyn Hoerner, Eli Leger, Eton Leger, Emilee McCord, Madi McCord, Madison Quick, Braiden Ramos, Landon Reese and Anleigh Sanders. Courtesy photo
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