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Setting up Exeter Pop Up Library for World Book Night 2014.

The Alan Ball tribute evening was held to coincide with the brilliant exhibition of the Westcountry Studies Library's Fisher Collection.

During this year’s space themed summer holidays at Barnstaple Children’s Library there are 3 special stands to put your head in the hole and have your photo taken!

The Illustrator of the Summer Reading Challenge Mythical Maze theme Sarah McIntyre signed books for Crediton Community Bookshop.

Children enjoyed stories, milk and cookies and then said 'Goodnight' to their soft toys. The bears got up to all sorts of mischief before falling asleep.

Join othe readers in Exeter this Summer: Let's read and talk about this book. All reviews will be entered into a prize draw to win a Samsung Galaxy Tab3 Tablet.

Dawlish Library's Summer Reading Challenge craft event making wind catchers. It was in Dawlish Lawn marquee during Carnival week.

Clare Harris from the British Library gave a talk on their Business and IP Centre. The talk promoted lots of discussion afterwards.

Girls and Boys in Storyland. An exhibition of Children's Books from 1800 to 1910. 3 April to 31 May 2012.

Exeter Central Library and The University of Exeter, Research Commons

Lots of interest in the third Exeter Central Raspberry Jam event

Girls and Boys in Storyland. An exhibition of Children's Books from 1800 to 1910. 3 April to 31 May 2012.

Exeter Central Library and The University of Exeter, Research Commons

The children enjoyed trying out the new Children's Library.

Girls and Boys in Storyland. An exhibition of Children's Books from 1800 to 1910. 3 April to 31 May 2012.

Exeter Central Library and The University of Exeter, Research Commons

The children enjoyed trying out the new Children's Library.

Small Business Saturday was supported through collaboration between the Exeter Library Business and Information Hub and Cartridges Business Hub. There was a free drop-in advice and support service for small businesses or anyone considering starting a business. Lord Mayor Percy Prowse and Michael Green, Chairman of the Exeter Branch of the Federation of Small Businesses, dropped by as they toured Exeter's Small Business Saturday's Events.

70 people attended the School for Start Ups workshop "How to start & fund your business" with Doug Richards. This workshop is one in a series of events that Exeter Library is putting on as part of its Enterprising Libraries Business programme.

Sabrina, aged 7 weeks, smiling as she joins the Bookstart Bear Club. The Bookstart Bear Club is the fun and free membership reward scheme for all babies, toddlers and preschoolers. The membership pack includes a passport which the child gets stamped on every visit to the library. Once they've got six stamps they get a certificate. There are 10 different certificates to collect, including an extra-special gold 10th one.

This is the Little Princess from the books by Tony Ross. I had an old puppet left over from my teaching days and after a complete make over, hair, eyes, cheeks and clothes I think she looks the part. On Monday 24th June, St Thomas Library held a special story time to celebrate National Book Start Bear week. The Little Princess puppet read some of her own books and some fairytales to a large audience of little princesses and princes who dressed up in costume. The children were all given crowns to wear and sang songs - "When Goldilocks went to the house of the bears" helped along with laminated characters from the story. It was a resounding success and we have been asked to put on similar events by the child minders who attended.

Exeter College students providing entertainment for World Book Night 2014 with book dances.

The children's library at Ivybridge Watermark.

Fantastic tales at Tavistock Parish Rooms, part of the 10th anniversary celebrations of Tavistock Library.

A lovely photograph of Rosa accepting her Gold Bookstart Bear Club Certificate and Teddy. She has been a weekly visitor to St. Thomas Library since birth and comes to both Bounce and Rhyme and Story Time. Even before she could speak, she knew to come up to the desk with her passport open ready for her stamp.

Raspberry Pi Jam is held at Exeter Library on the first Saturday of the month 10am – 12noon. The Raspberry Pi's can run Scratch, a free programming language where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations. It is a project of the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab aimed at young people.

Children, volunteers and staff enjoyed a range of activities for Harry Potter Night. The children were sorted into houses using the sorting hat.

Matthias Brandle stage 5 winner being interviewed by press in Exeter Library.

Steve Turner, DCC Economy and Enterprise Manager, gave a talk on the Fab Lab: A New Approach to Library Innovation.

Simon Hall, Author and Television Presenter at Tavistock Library on Wednesday 16th June to give a talk on reporting and writing Crime, as part of national Crime Fiction Week.

 

Excited children dressed up in the protective visibility tops and hard hats.

A child using the Scratch programme to learn to code during National Libraries Day.

Jason Goodwin, Poppy Adams, John Siddique and Simon Hall - showing it's not only the audience who enjoyed the readers' day!

Girls and Boys in Storyland. An exhibition of Children's Books from 1800 to 1910. 3 April to 31 May 2012.

Exeter Central Library and The University of Exeter, Research Commons

Exeter Library has started a new Sunday Bounce and Rhyme session in addition to the weekly Tuesday 11am session. The new Sunday session is fortnightly at 2pm. The weather was warm so the session was held outside today. Theodore, Violet, Jack and the adults all enjoyed the new musical instruments!

Left to right: Councillors Stuart Barker (Devon County Council cabinet member with responsibility for libraries), Stephen Purser (Chairman of Teignbridge District Council), Christine Marsh (Chairman of Devon County Council) and Helen Humphries (Mayor of Dawlish).

Photograph by John Morton.

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