Communities Add Value
All around Alaska, local Imagination Libraries are building excitement for learning and literacy in their communities.
Whether it’s intimate family nights in Old Harbor or big-audience events in Fairbanks and Juneau, the joys of reading, playing, and engaging with our children comes across.
In Dillingham, they built a giant cardboard train. In Hoonah, there are weekly storytimes and playgroups. In Tok, they add more to local events such as the Migratory Bird Festival or Flag Day.
- Communities Help Imagination Library Books Come Alive
Imagination Library is not just a book delivery program; it’s a Get-the-Whole-Community-Involved-in-Reading-to-Kids Program! Family nights, storytimes, big kick-offs, and Book Bashes. Read more >> - Ideas Fly at Imagination Library Gathering
Best Beginnings regularly brings Alaska's Imagination Libraries together to share ideas and problem-solving. Whether a Library is in Fairbanks or Emmonak, Seward or Old Harbor, chances are someone has tried something creative or found a solution that's helpful to others across the state. Here are some of the highlights of October's gathering. Read more >> - Nanwalek Into Books
Books and reading are big in Nanwalek, with Imagination Library both a reflection of and a catalyst for all their focus on literacy. Whether it's summer reading, organizing a community library, or holding "Bingo for Books," Nanwalek makes literacy come alive. Read more >>
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