Miller Library, located in Laurelhurst at the UW Botanic Gardens (3501 NE 41st Street)is having the last of its storytimes, until the Fall, this Saturday at 10:30am.
The storytimes including activities "celebrate gardens, plants, and nature," the website says. The program is for children ages 3 to 8 and their families, though all ages are welcome.
The theme for this Saturday's storytime is "City Gardeners Story Program".
The information says:
Tales of city kids and their gardens take center stage this month. After the stories, visit the program room to check out the hidden life in a scoop of compost.
Books to be read are:
WINNIE FINN, WORM FARMER by Carol Brendler
HOME by Jeannie Baker
COMPOST STEW: AN A TO Z RECIPE FOR THE EARTH by Mary McKenna Siddals
GARBAGE HELPS OUR GARDEN GROW by Linda Glaser
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