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Story time with Belle

 

Monday July 8th 2-3pm

 

Join Belle, the beloved princess from "Beauty and the Beast," for a magical and enchanting storytelling adventure! Princess Belle invites children to explore the wonderful world of books, sharing timeless tales filled with exciting adventures, valuable lessons, and may share a song or two! With her warm and engaging narration, Belle sparks the imagination and fosters a love of reading in young hearts. Perfect for family time. Be her guest and share a story where every page brings a new discovery and a happy ending. You will be enchanted by the stories and songs told to you by Belle at the library. You will have an opportunity at the end to take a picture with the princess.

 

Registration is suggested call 401-769-9044 x2

 

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