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The Seed Library is open and outdoors for easy access 24/7! The following seeds are available for pickup: True Lemon Cucumbers Kale Scarlet Runner Bean Bok Choi Earliana Tomatoes **Seeds will be available while supplies last, or 5/31, whichever comes first.**

In celebration of One Book One Minnesota, the library will be hosting a virtual book club! There are multiple ways to participate, without leaving the safety and comfort of your home. This virtual event is open to all ages. 1.) Read the book. It's available free online without a library card and with no waiting through Ebooks Minnesota: https://library.biblioboard.com/.../8234456b-1307-4c5c... 2.) Join the virtual discussion board on: https://fb.me/e/24EIFj2wA 3.) Join a virtual book discussion meeting hosted by your library through Zoom on Monday, May 3, at 4:30pm. Send an email to dbuendorf@selco.info to get the zoom link. 4.) Participate in the statewide discussion with author Pete Hautman on Wednesday, April 21 at 1:00 p.m. Follow this link to register: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ScleQSiKTJapd0iLNrfbSA For more information about One Book One Minnesota: https://thefriends.org/minnesota.../one-book-one-minnesota/

**REGISTRATION REQUIRED! SPACE IS LIMITED!** This is an opportunity for regular and new storytime families to connect with Ms. Deni. We'll have time at the beginning to say hello and share about what's going on in our lives and then Ms. Deni will read a story or two and perhaps we'll even sing a song or do a rhyme. Storytime Share & Tell is intended for ages birth to 6 with an actively participating adult caregiver. You must register in advance. Space is limited to 10 participants. If there is a big enough demand, I will add a Thursday event. To receive the Zoom meeting invitation and log-in information, you must send an email Ms. Deni: dbuendorf@selco.info with the name and age of your child/children. Please do this no later than 9am on the morning of the zoom storytime. I will not be posting the meeting link, ID, or password publicly in order to avoid "zoombombers."