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April storytime with Sue at Middleton Library
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Middleton Library, Long Street, Middleton, M24 6DU
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Suitable for: children aged 4-11 and their parents/carers.
Cost: FREE.
Booking: no, just pop into the library.
Facilities: parking, wheelchair accessible, accessible toilets.
Join Sue for a mad and dinosaur-themed story time.
It’s also the last chance to take part in our Dinosaur Poetry Competition. Any poem allowed – haikus, limericks, acrostic poems, shape poems, or sonnets - as long as it’s on paper, there is nothing to limit your creativity. After story time, we'll announce the winners of the 2 age groups (4-6 and 7-11).
Keep your eye out for more competitions in May and June.
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