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 There's still two weeks of the summer reading challenge left to go, with stacks of activities at all of our libraries. Here's just a smattering of what's on offer:
Long Lane: 23 August 2.00pm - Dino races craft
Cradley: 26 August 10.30am-11.30am - Make your own bean bag juggling set
Stourbridge: 27 August 11.00am-12.00pm - Ice cream handprint craft
Wordsley: 25 August 10.30am-11.30am - Racing car suncatchers
Lye: 29 August 11.00am-1.00pm - Frisbee golf craft
Brierley Hill: 31 August 2 - 4.00pm - Board Games, Lego Club and sports games
Coseley: 2 September 10.30am-3.30pm - Board games day
Full week-by-week list on the link below
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 Find out about the animals the ancient Egyptians revered with Professor Black at Kingswinford Library on Monday 21 August and Wordsley Library on Wednesday 30 August. Sessions run at 11am and 2pm on both days. It's free!
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 More tales of the sea with two sessions on Thursday 24 August at Brierley Hill Library at 10.30am and and Netherton Library at 2pm. Learn about ghost ships, mermaid, mermen and monsters!
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 How are you getting on with the Summer Reading Challenge? There's still two weeks to go to get your six books read! Read whatever you like in any format you like; fiction, fact books, poetry, joke books, picture books, graphic novels, audiobooks or eBooks.
Read all 6 and receive a medal, certificate and a DVD loan voucher.
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Jesse’s semi-autobiographical book, ‘When Nani, When?’ tells the story of young girl Jaya who learns the value of patience from her beloved grandmother, Nani. The book launches on Thursday 31 August from 10.30am-11.30 and incudes an author talk, book signing, badge making and a colouring and card activity. Aimed at 4 to 7 year olds.
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