Kid’s Storytime Club will be a series of ten individual book themed sessions. We include snacks, craft projects, storytelling and in-store activities

Designed for children 4 through 9

Kid’s Clubs start on June 26th and end on July 26th

Clubs are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am till 12:30pm

The fee for an individual club session is $30; four or more sessions are $25 each. Reservations and prepayment are required. Sign up for one, two or all of them!

Club sizes are limited to small groups of eight to assure individual attention and maximum participation for your child

Snacks are included for all sessions and your child brings home a wonderful book or plush and a craft to share with you at home

Please call the store at 909 793-0740 or email us at info@frugalfrigate.com to reserve your child’s favorite session!

2012 Frugal Frigate Kid’s Storytime Club Schedule

Tuesday, June 26: Eric Litwin’s: Pete the Cat
Thursday, June 28: Ian Falconer’s: Olivia
Tuesday, July 3: David Soman’s: Ladybug Girl
Thursday, July 5: Jane Yolen’s: How Do Dinosaurs…?
Tuesday, July 12: Judith Byron Schachner’s: Skippyjon Jones
Thursday, July 14: Victoria Kann’s: Pinkalicious
Tuesday, July 19: Mo Willems’: Elephant & Piggie
Thursday, July 21: Anna Dewdney’s: Llama, Llama…
Tuesday, July 24: Mo Willems’: Pigeon
Thursday, July 26: Nick Bruel’s: Bad Kitty

The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore

Dear customer of Frugal Frigate,

Want to be part of a million-book giveaway? To volunteer to change a life? You can, as part of World Book Night, on April 23, 2012

A deadline for signing up is imminent – February 6 – but give us a moment to explain what this is all about.

World Book Night is a campaign to find light or non-readers in the community and hand them each a book.

Person-to-person.

It was started in the U.K. last year, and it is coming to our shores on April 23, 2012 – Shakespeare birthday, not coincidentally – as well!

The World Book Night organization is printing hundreds of thousands of special free paperback editions, and they are looking for thousands of volunteers to go out on April 23 and give books out across America. To get more people reading. You pick the place: hospital or diner, school or … well, lots of possibilities. Be creative.

Sign up by February 6 to be a book giver on World Book Night! Please go the website to read up on its mission, the books you can choose from to give away, and some rules and regulations. All you need to become a giver is a little time, a love of books, and the desire to give something to your community.

Think about where you’d like to give away the books before you go online to apply. And thank you! We love this idea and we will be your community center for World Book Night support.

www.worldbooknight.org