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Free children’s activities and book launch

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Thursday, September 12, 2019
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Gippsland children’s author Rebecca McGregor will launch her new picture book No More Kisses and host pre-schooler reading sessions at Wellington libraries next month.

An official launch of Rebecca’s latest book will be held at the Sale Library, with exciting book reading sessions taking place at Stratford, Maffra, Rosedale and Yarram during the school holidays.

Children will love the story of Sam who decides that kisses from his family are sticky, smelly, hairy and just plain disgusting.

The humorous story follows Sam as he avoids kisses on his fifth birthday and ends up in quite a predicament.

The official launch of the book will take place at the Sale library on Saturday, 5 October at 10am. Families are invited to attend.

Rebecca will also host reading sessions of her book during the regular story time sessions as follows:

Stratford Library Wednesday 9 October 9.30am

Maffra Library Thursday 10 October 11.00am

Rosedale Library Friday 11 October 10.30am

Sale Library Wednesday 16 October 10.30am

Yarram Library Thursday 17 October 11.00am

These reading sessions encourage children to engage with the library and begin reading from a young age whilst also promoting creativity.

For more info call Sale Library on 5142 3575 or email library@wellington.vic.gov.au.

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