Following the "One Book One Family" theme, we offer this picture book. Click to RESERVE your copy of the book, That Book Woman by Heather Henson and illustrated by David Small. Recommended for children in grades 2-5. 

Join Woman's Club member Nancy Thomas for an informative presentation on the history of the founding of our own Estes Valley Library.

Tune in online for this at-home movie screening and discussion of an Oscar winning buddy-comedy from 1973.
Rated PG. Because of licensing restrictions, we are unable to list the title in the calendar.
The movie will be streamed digitally and the discussion will take place afterwards on zoom.

Join a zoom viewing of the animated adaption of the story, That Book Woman by Heather Henson. Recommended for families with children in grades 2-5.

Susan Marie Frontczak melts, stretches, and reforms the boundaries between theatre, storytelling, and public speaking. The program is presented with no imaginary "fourth wall" between the historical figure and the audience. The audience travels back in time to hear from and converse with the historical personage. This "Chautauqua" format consists of a monologue in character, followed first by a Q&A with the historical figure, and then a Q&A out of character as the scholar.  Susan Marie has presented over 800 Living History programs  in 42 of the United States and nine countries abroad since 2001.

Following the "One Book One Family" theme, we offer this journal decorating grab and go kit. Click to RESERVE your kit supplies. In this kit, you will find a small, blank journal, a glue stick, and several paper products such as envelopes to collect things in the journal and scrapbooking paper for decorating. 

Spend an evening with Kim Michele Richardson, bestselling author of the 2021 winner of One Book One Valley, 'The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek.'