“Max and Imaginary Friends,” a book club for kids in
grades 2-6, will have its first meeting from 3-4 p.m. Wednesday, January 22, at
the Asheboro library.
The group then will meet on the third Wednesday of every
month. Space is limited; visit the Children’s Room or call 318-6804 to sign up.
The first book up for discussion is Flora and Ulysses by
Kate DiCamillo, a funny story about a girl and the squirrel she rescues from a
vacuum cleaner. Copies are available at the library.
Children’s staffer Susan Coltrane will lead the club, which
takes its name from a character created by a teen whom Coltrane mentored while
working at the Archdale library. The teen, Len, started out a reluctant reader,
but became an avid one.
She also liked to draw, and drew a character she named Max
as her imaginary friend. Len passed away several months later; her memory
inspired Coltrane to create the club and name it in Max’s honor.
The library is located at 201 Worth Street in Asheboro.
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