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Adeline is a young girl who loves to spend her time with books. She would often sit with a book in her hand or ask her sister to take her to the library, where all the librarians are familiar with her. One day, Adeline notices a sad-looking boy beside her in the library. Hoping to learn what's bothering the boy, Adeline asks him why isn't he reading a book. At first, the boy answers he doesn't like books. However, Adeline soon realizes that he simply can't read. She takes it upon herself to teach the young boy the beauty of words and how reading stories can light a spark in everyone's imagination. Share Adeline and her newfound friend's love of books with Adeline Visits The Library by Meredith Johnson.
This is the perfect book to instill a love of reading among children from a tender age. Adeline Visits The Library is a heartwarming story about empathy and compassion, where a young girl shares her imaginary worlds with her new friend to make him happy. Award-winning author Meredith Johnson's catchy rhyming words are bound to keep you hooked as you read the tale aloud. Illustrator Mary Barrows brings the characters to life with her vibrant drawings, which makes the book all the more immersive to read. Adeline is an adorable child who is inherently caring about others. She is an inspiration and someone for kids to admire. A charming picture book that will be a hit with kids.
